Quite a few YouTubers out there making millions in like 2 year spans. What do engineers think about this? Is there really a better faster way to reach there?
I guess you should analyze this from a probabilistic standpoint. Once you multiply those millions by the chance of earning them (the number of millions-making YouTubers divided by the total number of YouTubers), you'll get an expected income which is probably pretty close to zero.
Not to mention I imagine thereโs a high attrition rate with these people, in the sense that they might make a lot of money for a while, but then they lose viewers as people lose interest, and their income drops drastically as well.
I agree. However, it seems every other person is becoming a youtuber and going brrrr Also Iโm not talking about the top youtubers. They might be in 8 figures by now
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Also Iโm not talking about the top youtubers. They might be in 8 figures by now