WWE reached a pretty impressive milestone recently, as their official YouTube channel now has over 30 million subscribers.
According to a report from our friends at Ringsidenews, WWE’s YouTube Channel over the last 30 days has averaged 51,883 subscribers per day, totaling 1,556,489 new subscribers overall. In addition over the last 30 days, WWE’s YouTube Channel has also had their content viewed 894,986,303 times. These numbers are up 26.9% from the previous months totals.
Currently WWE’s YouTube Channel has a grade of A++, which is an impressive score indeed. Their channel is channel is ranked 19th overall for total subscriber amount on the platform, and they are ranked 2nd overall in video view rank.
The report went on to add that WWE is making around $290,900 to $4,700,000 per month in average earnings, based off of advertising performance on the platform, combined with YouTube Premium (YouTube Red) subscriptions.
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