Off-topic, but since when .youtube is a valid TLD? And any company can apply to have their own TLD?
Yes, it's been 10 years since ICANN opened it up and let anyone with $185,000 apply for a new TLD. https://www.cern/
The Next Chapter for Learning on YouTube
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#52I produce Music Tech-based educational content on YT. It started as a hobby and sideline to my main work (which at the time was classroom teaching of the same content). While I'm no longer working in classrooms (pandemic plus other reasons led to this), I'm still producing content, which I think is of good quality and worthwhile. The issue I have with it is that I refuse to produce attention-grabbing clickbaity title…
Click bait isn't different than wearing a funny hat to engage students in class.
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#53I produce Music Tech-based educational content on YT. It started as a hobby and sideline to my main work (which at the time was classroom teaching of the same content). While I'm no longer working in classrooms (pandemic plus other reasons led to this), I'm still producing content, which I think is of good quality and worthwhile. The issue I have with it is that I refuse to produce attention-grabbing clickbaity title…
"Race to the bottom of the brainstem" is a great way to put it.
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#54I produce Music Tech-based educational content on YT. It started as a hobby and sideline to my main work (which at the time was classroom teaching of the same content). While I'm no longer working in classrooms (pandemic plus other reasons led to this), I'm still producing content, which I think is of good quality and worthwhile. The issue I have with it is that I refuse to produce attention-grabbing clickbaity title…
Having good thumbnails and tiles is just marketing. If you want to sell or get the word out about what you are offering it helps to have a good marketing effort. Yes, creating the material is a lot of work, but that doesn't mean that marketing is something that doesn't need hard work.
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#56Can we please now have a UI that doesn't cover the content when paused.
Re: The Next Chapter for Learning on YouTube
#57I produce Music Tech-based educational content on YT. It started as a hobby and sideline to my main work (which at the time was classroom teaching of the same content). While I'm no longer working in classrooms (pandemic plus other reasons led to this), I'm still producing content, which I think is of good quality and worthwhile. The issue I have with it is that I refuse to produce attention-grabbing clickbaity title…
The middle ground I've seen is to concede a bit to the clickbaters and make a few clickbait videos that talk about what you do and what's available in the other videos.
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#58I produce Music Tech-based educational content on YT. It started as a hobby and sideline to my main work (which at the time was classroom teaching of the same content). While I'm no longer working in classrooms (pandemic plus other reasons led to this), I'm still producing content, which I think is of good quality and worthwhile. The issue I have with it is that I refuse to produce attention-grabbing clickbaity title…
It depends on what you want. Google is optimizing for eye balls so content that warrants more engagement is going to win. 2 questions on the end of the spectrum to ask yourself...
Do you want to build a community that is a reflection of your ideas?
Do you want to build revenue by growing your channel regardless of the type of consumer you attract?
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#59Fantastic, so all those tutorial video you've been watching for free on Youtube?
That's now a course for $14.99, BUT DONT YOU WORRY
you get a quiz with it now.
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#60Are Google announcements a little underwhelming in general? I never hear about a new product or changes from them.
They're tightening up and cancelling more projects. https://www.entrepreneur.com/business-news/google-ceo-hints-...