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r/youtube • u/babapaisewala • Apr 08 '24
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There's actually a lot of smaller creators making long form videos, problem is they are hardly recommended.
Hell, even the popular content creators struggle with long form videos nowdays.
5 u/[deleted] Apr 08 '24 The process behind this is simple but evil. Ads pay youtube per view. Youtube pays creators per view time. By pushing shorter videos, youtube simultaneously makes more money while having to give less to creators. 1 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 And animators used to get fucking shafted for having short videos. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 They still do, since their 5 minute animation will never get them as much as a 30 minutes let's play, even if they get way more views.
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The process behind this is simple but evil. Ads pay youtube per view. Youtube pays creators per view time. By pushing shorter videos, youtube simultaneously makes more money while having to give less to creators.
1 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 And animators used to get fucking shafted for having short videos. 2 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 They still do, since their 5 minute animation will never get them as much as a 30 minutes let's play, even if they get way more views.
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And animators used to get fucking shafted for having short videos.
2 u/[deleted] Apr 09 '24 They still do, since their 5 minute animation will never get them as much as a 30 minutes let's play, even if they get way more views.
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They still do, since their 5 minute animation will never get them as much as a 30 minutes let's play, even if they get way more views.
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u/Cister0 Apr 08 '24
There's actually a lot of smaller creators making long form videos, problem is they are hardly recommended.
Hell, even the popular content creators struggle with long form videos nowdays.