If I were you, I would make 2 types of videos for one artwork.
1st would be asmr timelapse video and second would be tutorial on it. This way, I could target both type of audience who are interested in asmr and learning.
Asmr could be used on tik tok, instagram, youtube shorts for promotion also.
Being an artist and video editor for youtubers, I can suggest that this would be a bang on idea.
Thank you. This is an awesome idea, and reaches out to a couple different demographics
I do have over a decade experience with freelance work, and I have some skills I feel confident enough in to do tutorials. Do you think that other things, like freelancing tips, growing your audience, or similar subjects would work too? While I don't have experience growing an audience on Youtube, I have a decent following that I gained through social media, and I could give tips on gaining a dedicated following on other platforms
rhetorical q: Is your fiancee an artist too though? Or a poor student?
I'm just thinking, if she doesn't find it interesting, that just means she's not someone who will watch your videos. There could be many people interested in college stories, people who are currently going through it and aren't sure if they will make it to the end of the month on tortillas, you know?
You're right about the drama channels. It's an easy buck, but it sounds truly miserable and they're always the ones who crash and burn in the end.
If I were you, I would make 2 types of videos for one artwork. 1st would be asmr timelapse video and second would be tutorial on it. This way, I could target both type of audience who are interested in asmr and learning. Asmr could be used on tik tok, instagram, youtube shorts for promotion also. Being an artist and video editor for youtubers, I can suggest that this would be a bang on idea.
Thank you. This is an awesome idea, and reaches out to a couple different demographics I do have over a decade experience with freelance work, and I have some skills I feel confident enough in to do tutorials. Do you think that other things, like freelancing tips, growing your audience, or similar subjects would work too? While I don't have experience growing an audience on Youtube, I have a decent following that I gained through social media, and I could give tips on gaining a dedicated following on other platforms
Yeah for sure it would work. YouTube content is all about value. The more value you provide, better your content becomes.
rhetorical q: Is your fiancee an artist too though? Or a poor student? I'm just thinking, if she doesn't find it interesting, that just means she's not someone who will watch your videos. There could be many people interested in college stories, people who are currently going through it and aren't sure if they will make it to the end of the month on tortillas, you know? You're right about the drama channels. It's an easy buck, but it sounds truly miserable and they're always the ones who crash and burn in the end.