I actually don't know where I stand on this one to be fair. I think a perfect balance is needed, but for some people posting a lot and often has worked perfectly for them. And one persons quantity is better than anothers quality. I think it is kind of a sign that the whole "make quality content" thing is so subjective that the best we can do is be us and hope we are liked rather than following a formula. This tweet just got me thinking.
yeah exactly you cant say what ''quality'' is because everyone has a different view on it. there's objectively better things like video and audio quality that can be improved but past that its all pretty subjective.
but what if those videos were uploaded everyday but in your eyes were quality?
What if you do not rely on editing to make content though? Back when my channel was doing its best my computer was on its last legs and I didn't edit. In a month I grew around 40 subs and got to nearly 100 views a day. That was lost by circumstances out of my control, but still the daily uploads really worked for me with a lack of editing. One persons quality is the next persons worst nightmare. Since I have started editing videos a bit more I have less views on my normal none edited videos and my growth is now nothing. Yeah my edited videos will still get views but my channel as a whole is a lot worse off.Quality over Quantity, I upload every 3-7 days, which gives plenty of time to edit and record, quality will keep the viewer interested, but don't just worry about that, there are many things that matter.
Overall Quality V Quantity is like this.
Upload more and your quality decreases if you are rushing.
Upload less (1-2 times a week rather than every day) it will show your editing skills
Without being rude, you are not the entirety of Youtube. If I found 5 people who enjoyed my daily, poor edited videos to the 1 person who enjoys high quality monthly videos then I will be aiming for the 5 views a day over the 1 view a month any day of the week.
