The reluctance to embrace YouTube makes sense to me, but also serves as a genuine (though partial) solve for the two biggest problems most podcasters have which is discovery and monetization.
I’ve written about this a bit, but I feel it needs to keep being explored so thanks for bringing your thoughts!
So refreshing to read someone excited about YouTube for podcasts. I am a bit weary on the gear overload the past year, lol, for talking head videos no less BUT I'm still a million percent excited about the discoverability opportunities on YouTube. Personally, I'm doing a lot of experimentation with YT shorts and it's amazing how much traction they get. This click moment happened for me next week, https://youtube.com/shorts/3_9ck5n08qI
The reluctance to embrace YouTube makes sense to me, but also serves as a genuine (though partial) solve for the two biggest problems most podcasters have which is discovery and monetization.
I’ve written about this a bit, but I feel it needs to keep being explored so thanks for bringing your thoughts!
So refreshing to read someone excited about YouTube for podcasts. I am a bit weary on the gear overload the past year, lol, for talking head videos no less BUT I'm still a million percent excited about the discoverability opportunities on YouTube. Personally, I'm doing a lot of experimentation with YT shorts and it's amazing how much traction they get. This click moment happened for me next week, https://youtube.com/shorts/3_9ck5n08qI
You Tube is a site that everyone would use for something…. To watch activities on any subject by many people, or be simply entertained.
Depending on the subject, audio podcasts would work on You Tube if there was a video component.
I think it simply boils down to the kind of learner you are… visual or auditory.
You Tube is here to stay!