쉐도잉 연습: honestly @YouTube is the reason for my longevity as a content creator • ad #makeitonyoutube - 영상으로 영어 말하기 배우기
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I saw a viral video the other day where someone said that influencing isn't a long -term career, and I just wanted to share my T -sense as someone who's been full -time for eight years now, maybe even nearly nine.
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Honestly, I think a big part of that is because of the primary platform I picked, which was YouTube.
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I just want to say as well, I'm aware YouTube's sponsoring this video.
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I was already going to make it, and then YouTube reached out, and I thought, well, this is the...
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the perfect partnership.
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One of the main things I chalk this longevity up to is the fact
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that I was able to build a really strong relationship with my audience.
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Like when we meet each other in person, like we bump into each other, which by far is the most rewarding part of this job.
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We actually just have a chat, like I ask them how they're doing, what they do for work, like what they do in their life in general.
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We almost catch up
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and I get comments all the time from people saying they've been in my audience for over 10 years, which is like, I mean, that's unfathomable to me.
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If you told me when I started, when I was 14, that that would be the case, I would not have believed you.
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Just think that kind of closeness and connection with an audience is something that is really hard to replicate elsewhere.
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YouTube really excels at building those relationships.
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And then the second thing that's maybe more obvious is YouTube's partner programme.
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The fact that I've always had a second stream of income to brand deals
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that is like consistent throughout my entire time as a full -time creator, is really important i think i've always had multiple revenue streams
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but the youtube partner program has always been a significant one
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and i'm not only generating money off my most recent video
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like there's a whole backlog you're building a library on youtube
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that people will keep going back to
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if you make an evergreen video you can keep making money from
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that for years adsense has kind of provided a strong additional revenue stream kind of like a safety net
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and youtube's always bringing in new features as well so you could try memberships as a form of revenue you Thanks.
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You can try their shopping features.
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There are so many options.
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In my opinion, there is no timeline to this career.
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Every year since I started, someone has asked me, what are you going to do when it all falls apart?
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And I try not to let that cause me anxiety anymore because honestly, I think it's better to reframe it as I'm really excited to be at the forefront of a new industry.
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I do also have to count my blessings
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and I think I do owe a big part of my success to the fact
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that my primary platform has always been YouTube.
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So I know there'll be some people who watch this video and they're like, this is sponsored, get out, I'm not interested.
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this is what I say to them.
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If you're going to commit and sink your teeth into making content, I would personally recommend prioritising YouTube.
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Because yeah, I want to see new creators have the opportunities for longevity that I've had.
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