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So what you’re saying is that as a content creator, it’s about the money and not the content. At least that’s what your post appears to be saying, as you’re let
by IAmGraydon 3y ago
So what you’re saying is that as a content creator, it’s about the money and not the content. At least that’s what your post appears to be saying, as you’re letting monetization potential guide your creative decisions.
- movedx 3y agoFor some, sure. I don't bother customising or changing the adverts that YouTube shows. I let them determine that. Just keep in mind that YouTube will show you adverts whether I enable monetisation or not, so I may as well turn it on.
- joshspankit 3y ago> it’s about the money and not the content I think that’s unfair. In most cases people are doing YouTube as a source of income and in order to do that they must: - Create regular content - Stick to content that YouTube encourages - Diversify intelligently If they make a mis-step on any of those they can lose that stream of income overnight.
- IAmGraydon 3y agoI get it, and you're right. I think we're all just tired of every bit of media being driven by revenue. There seems to be nothing that has been untouched/corrupted by this. Clearly I understand that people need to live, though.