Comments by "Samson Soturian" (@samsonsoturian6013) on "Why YouTube Sponsors Are (Almost) Always Terrible" video.

  1. Ads through google are both cheaper and don't allow anyone to abuse the trust a specific YouTuber has
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  2. Technically influencer refers to anyone who makes money of social media.
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  3. It can some of the time, not all the time, and for most of these it's not worth any of the mod's time to do anything about it.
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  4. I used NordVPN. It works, but I decided I didn't really need it.
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  5. It was classed with "subscription services that no one needs." These products typically works but customers don't stick around.
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  6. Some of those games are scams in that the game given is nothing like advertised. There is one company in Israel that does make a ton of phone games and spends more on ads than development because the few that actually get popular make back their budgets 10 fold or more within a year.
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  7. There are cheaper ways to reach larger amounts of people. These ads are depending on the trust the YouTuber has, meaning most of these firms have no public trust of their own.
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  8. Blitzscaling was coined by the founder of LinkedIn.
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  9. Temu and TikTok are also ponzi schemes. Amazon and Facebook also blitzscaled and are now making money
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