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Social media platforms like YouTube have large audiences of younger demographics with disposable income, making them lucrative for advertisers. YouTubers rely on advertising revenue to make their channels profitable as advertisers will pay more to appear on channels with more subscribers. However, viewers need to be aware that YouTube stars may be paid to promote certain products, so their opinions of promoted products need to be judged carefully rather than taken at face value.
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