Forwardsteps on Nostr: “I don't need a friend who changes when I change and who nods when I nod; my shadow ...
“I don't need a friend who changes when I change and who nods when I nod; my shadow does that much better.” -Plutarch
So, here's my two satoshis worth...
We need lots and lots (did I say lots?) of positive Bitcoin podcasts, so please do keep going.
Personally, I enjoy the YouTubers who are more quiet in delivery and provide more in depth conversations e.g. Preston Pysh, Jeff Booth, Walker, Simply Bitcoin, Swan Bitcoin, Natalie Brunell or Matthew Kratter, etc.
Also, I appreciated the Youtubers who kept transmitting throughout the bear market. I noticed that some disappeared and returned when Bitcoin began rising in fiat value, so I unsubscribed from those because there wasn't a commitment to their audience.
I'm also one who prefers YouTubers who speak more about the possibility of greater freedom and abundance with a Bitcoin future and how we can strengthen that kind of world view, rather than yet more content about fighting the fiat elites.
Hop over to https://www.youtube.com/@fractalbitcoin/videos and click on the "Popular" button (between "Latest" and "Oldest"). What's common about the top 10 to 20 most popular? Day of week, time of day, type of title, type of thumbnail, message delivery style, type of content?
Also, go to stats area and learn what had audiences stay longer in those videos that were watched for a longer time, and other such stats. Really figure out what is loved by your followers. Read all comments, what's a common thread, what do you hear about what they love?
As you increase follower numbers, then follower numbers will increase and you'll find your true and incredibly loyal audience.
"When you produce results you gain credibility. When you have credibility, you will have an easier time producing results." -Brian Koslow
"Don't bring your need to the marketplace, bring your skill. If you don't feel well, tell your doctor, but not the marketplace. If you need money, go to the bank, but not the marketplace." -Jim Rohn
Hang in there. Gradually, then suddenly. There'll be a tipping point as long as you remain consistent and continue to serve your audience.
You're allowed to scream. You're allowed to cry. Just don't give up. :)
Hope it's given you a little food for thought, Chris.
So, here's my two satoshis worth...
We need lots and lots (did I say lots?) of positive Bitcoin podcasts, so please do keep going.
Personally, I enjoy the YouTubers who are more quiet in delivery and provide more in depth conversations e.g. Preston Pysh, Jeff Booth, Walker, Simply Bitcoin, Swan Bitcoin, Natalie Brunell or Matthew Kratter, etc.
Also, I appreciated the Youtubers who kept transmitting throughout the bear market. I noticed that some disappeared and returned when Bitcoin began rising in fiat value, so I unsubscribed from those because there wasn't a commitment to their audience.
I'm also one who prefers YouTubers who speak more about the possibility of greater freedom and abundance with a Bitcoin future and how we can strengthen that kind of world view, rather than yet more content about fighting the fiat elites.
Hop over to https://www.youtube.com/@fractalbitcoin/videos and click on the "Popular" button (between "Latest" and "Oldest"). What's common about the top 10 to 20 most popular? Day of week, time of day, type of title, type of thumbnail, message delivery style, type of content?
Also, go to stats area and learn what had audiences stay longer in those videos that were watched for a longer time, and other such stats. Really figure out what is loved by your followers. Read all comments, what's a common thread, what do you hear about what they love?
As you increase follower numbers, then follower numbers will increase and you'll find your true and incredibly loyal audience.
"When you produce results you gain credibility. When you have credibility, you will have an easier time producing results." -Brian Koslow
"Don't bring your need to the marketplace, bring your skill. If you don't feel well, tell your doctor, but not the marketplace. If you need money, go to the bank, but not the marketplace." -Jim Rohn
Hang in there. Gradually, then suddenly. There'll be a tipping point as long as you remain consistent and continue to serve your audience.
You're allowed to scream. You're allowed to cry. Just don't give up. :)
Hope it's given you a little food for thought, Chris.