The economic driven world has gotten to a point where it's essential to prey on emotions
and pity, an activity which is, in no way, commendable.
But the things that allow for such behavior exist and result in lust, prompting as many
people as possible, to capitalize off of innocence.
In the process, leaving the minds of many filled with nonsense and unnecessary details
pertaining to hate and sadness.
These marketing tactics are used so often to the point where it explicitly says that
something is saturated.
In the case of YouTube, pursuing Video Creation as a career has never been more questionable.
Whether morally uncomfortable or not, economically, it's a strategy that is used widely in the
entertainment industry, and more specifically, it's a popular exploitation of aspiring
creators here on YouTube.
The platform that can either grant massive fame or complete failure.
With dozens upon dozens of videos uploaded to YouTube every moment, the video sharing
platform that prides itself as being open and full of opportunities, is constantly receiving
backlash for what seems to be an endless attack on small creators.
Content creation as a whole isn't as glamorous as how it's often portrayed to be.
The definition of success can vary from person to person, but on a platform such as YouTube,
success is extremely hard and not approachable by more than half of the hopeful participants
that try to make a name for themselves.
There are simply too many YouTubers, too many people doing the same thing.
From animation storytime, to comedic self-deprecating skits, the content searchable on YouTube is
plentiful, but ultimately the execution and subsequent message of every video has already
been done and replicated time and time again.
Video Creation, or rather, artistic expression, has never been a good business approach.
It is and always has been an unstable profession, and in recent years, the portrayal of artists
being poor couldn't be any more true.
YouTube encourages this facade where video creators are extremely important, happy, and
all the reasons as to why you should stay on the YouTube platform.
"You're doing it because you enjoy it, not because of the money", one might say.
But finances always need to come before passion, you can't create anything if you yourself
have and feel like nothing.
Being a YouTuber with no audience is a good example of someone who doesn't want to grow
up and face reality.
At least, that is what's being put out there.
YouTube isn't providing anything euphoric to those sets of people, after all.
If nothing is given as a token of appreciation or respect for hard work, then why keep working?
YouTube is not an easy job, and in this situation, the word "job" is used loosely.
In a sense, jobs are associated with hard labor and talent.
YouTube personalities seem to lack the ability edit or think as if they were in a "real
job."
The portrayal of Youtube as this solace or safe haven for the unemployed and unskilled
couldn't be farther from reality thanks to the many milestones required for monetization.
It's this mentality of youtube being an easy job that is what has saturated the market
for genuine video creators.
So many videos are uploaded to YouTube to the point where the youtube staff and the
algorithm just ignores the videos that don't present themselves as profitable.
YouTube's method of networking videos varies from channel to channel, there's a network
hard at work to advertise as much content as possible.
But no matter how hard people or algorithms works, there's no running away from the fact
that there are too many videos in circulation already, a number that will only continue
to rise.
The only way of combating YouTube's ungodly amount of publicly accessible data is by releasing
a policy update, something that affirms content creation on YouTube as being a saturated market.
broken or not, creators that "deserve more subs" can't be found and the self dubbed Small
YouTubers are especially affected by each and every policy update.
Short term success was the name of the game when YouTube was first publicized, and that
was fine until YouTube became this unconventional alternate job career.
By itself, working for anything as a profession is Noble, but Money laundering and corporate
greed has picked up normalcy and simple search terms illustrate the severity
of saturation on YouTube.
Aside from the people trying to become rich and famous, tags, for the longest time, have
been an indicator for videos to be found, primarily existing
as a means to better find content and or content creators.
But manipulation of key words has proven to mess up search results overtime.
Genres are getting confused with one another and, reverting attention once again to Youtube
as a profession, So many genres already exist to the point
where original content isn't going to be made.
Advice to be different has itself become a commonplace term.
The YouTubers that pride themselves as unique and completely original are the byproduct
of watching famous people and emulating their behavior as best they can for the camera.
By itself, it's always been hard to work in a saturated market.
content creation is a gamble, and The income of YouTubers is based purely off of popularity.
You can have the best in quality and information for a particular video, but no matter what,
it's worthless without your brand pulling people in to watch what you made.
The quality that's put into videos of memes or politics are unequally promoted and demonetization
contributes to Youtube an unsustainable profession, where it's imperative to work harder than necessary
in order to build financial stability.
Garnering enough of an Audience to have a steady income is unimaginably hard.
To the point where a minimum wage job is a much more reasonable way to have income.
SEO videos that encourage pushing your ideas and personality isn't going to work anymore,
no matter how many times it's iterated that trying harder can enable for success, a lot
of people are going to find themselves disappointed in their monthly income, if they even get
one.
It can take anywhere from a few few weeks to a several years before someone's videos
get noticed,
An annoyance that has been highly criticized in the YouTube community.
There is no appreciation for genuine personality anymore, effort is more commendable than a
simple "sup guys I have to be real" and even then it doesn't quantify for guaranteed popularity
The rants directed at team YouTube are incessant.
Arguing can only go so far, nothing is going to change the fact that YouTube has gotten
too big, something that is beneficial for Google, and detrimental to the people trying
to support it.
As we watch videos, we fuel the desire for content creation and for those that create
content, we are creating too much, we are the problem, all of us.
Youtube is saturated because of our own doings, and there's nothing we can do about it.
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