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It's like a wild species with vibrant, sometimes garrish colors saying 'Look at me!', where to discriminant viewers it's typically poisonous.
I'm pretty cautious.
But for a large number of my favorite content creators it's a bait and switch. Bait your clicks and actually provide really meaty content.
That aside, my personal favorite trend in the digital media space are the 1-4 minute tutorials for people who already know the software.
These people typically make money outside of Youtube and don't rely on snaring views.
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It's like a wild species with vibrant, sometimes garrish colors saying 'Look at me!', where to discriminant viewers it's typically poisonous.
I'm pretty cautious.
But for a large number of my favorite content creators it's a bait and switch. Bait your clicks and actually provide really meaty content.
That aside, my personal favorite trend in the digital media space are the 1-4 minute tutorials for people who already know the software.
These people typically make money outside of Youtube and don't rely on snaring views.