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I don't mean to over-intellectualize, but here's an interesting question: Which is more of a commodity, a specific child that other kids would enjoy watching p
by archildress 9y ago
I don't mean to over-intellectualize, but here's an interesting question:
Which is more of a commodity, a specific child that other kids would enjoy watching play, or someone to edit videos and plan content?
I would say that you can hire out editing in a lot of cases or even video planning, but some people are just more magnetic than others.
It's a somewhat uncomfortable truth but some kids are more... endearing than others? That is to say, there are some channels with kids that other kids would quickly bore with.
- anigbrowl 9y agoThis sort of assumes there were a bunch of peers who all started out even and he was the winner. In reality it's more a case of fortunate timing.
- user5994461 9y ago>>> Which is more of a commodity, a specific child that other kids would enjoy watching play, or someone to edit videos and plan content? The parents are much more important for the business. They are true sales people, they do a ton of marketing, they optimized the revenues perfectly and they edit the videos accordingly.
- em3rgent0rdr 9y agoMaybe both are right: Both the kid AND the parents deserve the money.
- betenoire 9y agoI didn't mean to suggest anyone did or did not deserve anything. It was a question of who was making or is the product. Clearly they all deserve the benefit from their success.
- betenoire 9y agoI think I get what you are saying, but one is quantifiable and the other is taste. And there are awesome personalities all around me, but without the hard work of planning, editing, etc., it's not worth much. potential is the easy part