Seeing how the world of Youtube is booming and people getting paid/ sponsored. Do we see a future for Architecture utilizing Youtube to earn income?
randomised
Feb 16, 18 1:26 pm
Booming? I don't see a future for YouTube at all, way too much crap or irrelevant autoplays, also did you ever not skip an ad on there? Isn't there a "trend" towards paid curated content on other platforms going on already for quite a while now? I wouldn't want to be associated with YT as an architect or as an individual, ever read the comments under YT videos?
archinine
Feb 16, 18 9:20 pm
YouTube is great for some tutorials or figuring out very specific technical procedures in softwares. I’d like to hope the ones posting these helpful instructions are generating some ad revenue. Though I doubt it’s very sizable, seems most post out of love of the craft and learning.
Doubtful it will ever become lucrative for architects. Most streaming platforms require a very large consumer base for the individual posters to make much out of it. It’s usually the opportunities, freebies and or sponsorships that come with that kind of popularity which generate content creators a solid revenue stream.
Sameer Z
Mar 22, 18 11:08 am
Since you guys are talking about Youtube, Architects and specific tutorials, I'm leaving a link to my Channel for the same.
Google has been increasing the importance of video dramatically. Of course, Google owns YouTube. YouTube continue to be a critical piece of brand awareness, notoriety, and displaying work, as long as Google is the top search engine.
Seeing how the world of Youtube is booming and people getting paid/ sponsored. Do we see a future for Architecture utilizing Youtube to earn income?
Booming? I don't see a future for YouTube at all, way too much crap or irrelevant autoplays, also did you ever not skip an ad on there? Isn't there a "trend" towards paid curated content on other platforms going on already for quite a while now? I wouldn't want to be associated with YT as an architect or as an individual, ever read the comments under YT videos?
YouTube is great for some tutorials or figuring out very specific technical procedures in softwares. I’d like to hope the ones posting these helpful instructions are generating some ad revenue. Though I doubt it’s very sizable, seems most post out of love of the craft and learning.
Doubtful it will ever become lucrative for architects. Most streaming platforms require a very large consumer base for the individual posters to make much out of it. It’s usually the opportunities, freebies and or sponsorships that come with that kind of popularity which generate content creators a solid revenue stream.
Since you guys are talking about Youtube, Architects and specific tutorials, I'm leaving a link to my Channel for the same.
https://www.youtube.com/channe...
Me, I like puppy videos.
I like cat videos.
Google has been increasing the importance of video dramatically. Of course, Google owns YouTube. YouTube continue to be a critical piece of brand awareness, notoriety, and displaying work, as long as Google is the top search engine.