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> 7 videos a day at 30-60 minutes each I think you're looking at a very extreme end of the spectrum here. Is this channel a large company focused on pushing ou
by GuiA 8y ago
> 7 videos a day at 30-60 minutes each
I think you're looking at a very extreme end of the spectrum here. Is this channel a large company focused on pushing out content? Because I have a hard time imagining how an independent creator can churn out an average of 5 hours of video a day, every day, for years on end - unless they're just wearing a GoPro and streaming their daily life.
Most YouTubers I follow seem to post a 10-20 minutes video a few times a week, and even that probably counts as very active. E.g. PewDiePie, likely the most successful creator on Youtube at the moment, posts a ~15 minute video every day.
- reificator 8y agoIt is a one man channel, though there are collaborative videos on a regular basis, each posted on all respective participants' channels. He does have a manager for non video production workloads, (sponsorships mostly) but otherwise yes, that is how much content is released daily. He's definitely the highest volume of the ones I've heard that statement from, but not by as large a margin as you might think. Also on top of that he does appear in some of his wife's videos without uploading to his own channel in an attempt to build her audience as well. EDIT: And no, it is not a go-pro lifestyle channel. It's just a dude putting in approximately 10 hours of work a day every day. He takes vacations a few times a year but otherwise is just constantly working and putting out content. He has also started taking off Saturdays and shuffling work around to fit that, so it might be longer than 10 hours now.