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This was fascinating, thanks. There are crucial differences: he’s creating superlative original content and rightly monetizes. So the incentive for attracting a large viewership is high. My content survives on the whims of its owners, and I don’t monetize.
I do pay close attention to my thumbnails, though, selecting images that I think best reflect the content. But because this stuff isn’t mine, and turning it into $$ is nonexistent, my incentives for greater viewership are low.
True. I rely on the attention I give to the descriptions (that too many viewers ignore). If folks take that added step, the reward is just around the corner. If they don’t, their loss.
And, yes, beyond all that, not my style. Not keen on the “manipulation” aspect. More keen on if you build it, they will come. Naive, certainly. But there’s a purity and simplicity that I like. Plus one less thing to overthink.
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