The Video Creatr Podcast
Big-time YouTubers are making millions and they have hidden tactics that they use to do that. We will uncover exactly what they are doing to make a full-time income on YouTube and reveal it to the public. This is The Video Creatr Podcast with Augie Johnston and Grant Ball.
The Video Creatr Podcast
Why YouTube Is Not Social Media
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Augie Johnston & Grant Ball
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Episode 188
In this conversation, Augie Johnston and Grant discuss the unique nature of YouTube as a platform, differentiating it from traditional social media. They explore the importance of evergreen content, the role of YouTube as a search engine, and the monetization strategies that make it a powerful tool for creators. The discussion emphasizes the need for quality content and building a connection with the audience, ultimately encouraging listeners to start their own YouTube channels.
Takeaways
- YouTube is fundamentally different from social media platforms.
- Understanding YouTube's nature is key to growth.
- Evergreen content continues to attract views over time.
- YouTube's audience is more engaged and loyal than other platforms.
- The platform functions as a search engine for video content.
- Monetization on YouTube is more lucrative than on other platforms.
- Creating content that reflects your personality builds trust with viewers.
- YouTube allows for deeper storytelling compared to short-form content.
- The algorithm promotes content based on viewer satisfaction.
- Starting a YouTube channel is accessible and free for everyone.