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I would say gaming because it usually means you have to upload everyday.
Untrue, you do not need to do that.
I would say gaming because it usually means you have to upload everyday.
Totally agree mateI personally think its either a gaming channel because its so oversaturated, or a animation channel because you have to put in so much work and your watch time is usually very low.
I hadn't considered that, but it sounds pretty difficult. Maybe if they worked as a mechanic or owned their own shop so they could film stuff everyday, it'd be a little easier/cheaper.I think the car guys have it rough... trying to run an automotive channel? Aftermarket parts aren't cheap. Install time can be lengthy. Delays are common. Recording can require multiple cameras, microphones and the tedious process of setting them up and synching them. Control over your environment is next to impossible with the sound, light and background constantly in flux, editing the three different parts means 3x longer production times. It's even likely you might need a filming permit and/or permission to film on private property. And at the end of the day, their market is so small, even the biggest channel [Motortrend] at twice the views of the second biggest automotive channel and the most subscribers in their market, needed half a dozen regularly posting shows to get to their number one spot. And for all their hard work, they can't even crack the top 500 YouTube channels list...
...how much more difficult can a channel get?!
I hadn't considered that, but it sounds pretty difficult. Maybe if they worked as a mechanic or owned their own shop so they could film stuff everyday, it'd be a little easier/cheaper.
That's hitting a nail on a head. Being able to produce material or get seen is a problem every creator has, but the greater a channel's reliance on multiple individuals is, the more difficult that channel becomes to run. Well put, Sven.The channel with a big production