Comments by "HomerOJSimpson" (@Homer-OJ-Simpson) on "How the YouTube Creator Economy Works" video.

  1. This is great stuff. I don’t believe I’ve seen a video that really discusses the economics of YouTube creators as in depth as this.
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  2. I watch a history channel it doesn’t mean I’m willing to spend on history books or material. I watch a finance video, like you said I’m likely looking to do something with money. Perhaps another similar category is travel channels — people watching those are likely looking to spend on travel. I come to wendover or Polymatter or other similar videos just to be educated so It doesn’t indicate I’m interested in buying anything.
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  3.  @neonbunnies9596  easy prey but also those consumers are LITERALLY looking for such products and services.
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  4. If you had 10,000 subscribers and then 100,000 subscribers, you might have a different opinion at that time.
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  5.  @ShaunCheah  nah, this is sponsored by that guy at half as interesting
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  6.  @neonbunnies9596  then you are just cherry picking videos while I’m talking about the Category as whole
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  7.  @neonbunnies9596  people wondering about how stocks and trading work are more likely to engage in stocks and trading than say a person watching wendover on rail logistics will get involved with rail industry. Certain categories attack people ready to spend on that category and finance category is one of them. Perhaps travel category is another one?
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  8. ​ @neonbunnies9596  " However, until they fully understand how the risks and rewards of stocks and trading work, they can be easily lured into get-rich-quick schemes" yeah, that's true of a lot of categories. I watch a lot of those channels and advertisements often include actual solid services. But I agree, they are looking for services and thus it will attract get-rich-quick schemes as well.
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