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Can you explain further? Is this a better paying alternative to Youtube? But aren't we really talking about Adsense? If we're talking about Adsense, aren't we
by gexla 7y ago
Can you explain further? Is this a better paying alternative to Youtube?
But aren't we really talking about Adsense? If we're talking about Adsense, aren't we really talking about the overall capabilities of the system?
Is there any alternatives to Adsense? No, if Adsense isn't working for you, then you're looking for a totally different approach for monetizing your content.
But we still haven't arrived to the fundamental issue, which is that we're in the midst of a global economic meltdown. A lot of Adsense buyers are pulling out and that's driving down the market for ads.
I'm not a marketing guru, but I'm guessing that advertising spend in general is one of the first things to get cut during difficult economic times.
Does Nebula address this? Are they giving away helicopter money? Perhaps the service can open a portal into another dimension where COVID-19 has never happened (or maybe not for a couple of months, so we can get some quick partying in.)
- coopsmgoops 7y agoNebula is a competitor to YouTube that was created by a bunch of YouTubers in the educational video space. It's a paid subscription only model. I have a subscription but for some reason it doesn't scratch the same itch as YouTube even though it has a lot of the same content that I watch on YouTube. It may be because there isn't much Nebula only content so I might as well just check one website instead of two. I also don't think it has comments. And all round just isn't as slick of an experience as YouTube. Also by design not just anyone can upload to it and so I belive it will probably be quite limited in its growth.
- gexla 7y agoIf it's subscription only, then it's not a better paying alternative. It's a different monetization method altogether. Thanks for the clarification on how the service works. That's interesting, I'll check it out.