Content creation

[Coyster]

It will remain a good source of income as long as you have good content to show.

"Good" is subjective in this context, content that is a good for me might not be good for someone else. Thus as a content creator it is important to be aware of your target audience and put out what would always appeal to them. For example, Nigerians love comedy, so if you are a funny guy and you can create short and unique comedy content, there is a high chance you will be a successful content creator, but this might not be the case in a diffrent country and culture.

[Humblevirus]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Honestly, content creation is where a lot of people are diverting to nowadays, and seriously, some set of people are already making it from there. It is through content creation that some people become ambassadors, and they are rewarded for that. So, it is not only through views and likes that some people are making money, but also through advertisements. The truth is that many day jobs are not paying well, and it’s important to look at the stress of some day jobs, especially in my country. It seems some should start content creation rather than continuing with their regular work.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job.

The truth is that everyone is looking for where they will be making it big, and most of these traditional jobs don't really work nowadays based on the pay scale. One reason why people are into content creation is because of the advancement of technology. Before this, technology had not advanced to this level; there was nothing like Facebook, TikTok, and other social media platforms that are paying people nowadays. So, I think it’s better to follow the direction of technology. But what’s there is that even growing followers on these social media platforms isn’t that easy, because some people have been there for a long time, but even still, they haven’t started making it.

[With Gusto]

 Content creation is currently booming for multiple reasons, people like attention, need money, and temporarily we are seeing AI companies paying creators for many of their previously unused video clips, in order to train AI models on fresh video. This is something I read recently, but do not currently have the link to show proof.

[Dzwaafu11]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

People are always getting into content creating, and I can say it’s really good, although I understand some of these people have other jobs, but what you said earlier is not enough to pay their bills and other stuff, so they need a backup, and they consider content creating, which is really good. It’s not as if they depend on it but as a backupfinancial source of income.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

Content creation has been there for a long now, and I think it will continue. Because it continues to gainmore people, the reason why I said it will continue is that many are getting ads, sponsorships, and even streaming platforms, including online advertising, so you can see that the more people are getting into it, the more they are doing different stuff, and I think having different content is what will keep the space in existence for a long time.

[rachael9385]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

People have been in content creation for a long time but it has become more popular now In contemporary times because we are living in a digital age where everything we do is online. A lot of people are making a living out of this and I must say that it's very lucrative, a lot of young people are now rich because of this and they are no longer waiting on the government to provide jobs for them. Personally, I don't think it's for me

[Japinat]

They say while the iron is hot, seize it. And since social media offers vast opportunities for all of us, then there’s no wrong if we will grab it. If we can put more efforts into it and bring it to the highest level, much better. However, it’s still more practical if these young minds still find time to look for real and stable jobs while they continue to explore the unlimited opportunities online.

My point is, content creation has no guarantees if it will still exists in the next 5-10 years, so it’s best if they still have other options that can generate profits for their life’s survival.

[terrific]

It will remain a good source of income as long as you have good content to show.

Even if you have a good content to show. The algorithm sucks for most content creators even they have a good content to show.
There are times that they could get shadowed ban that they'll get only few views and they'll wonder why is that.
But it is the system that makes them lesser views but I'd agree somehow that, if the content is good, then viewers will just flock to your channel and watch the content you've made which means that money is coming to you if your contents is remembered by the viewers.

[uneng]

But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

At same time this industry is profitable, we also have to keep in mind products developed through this are ephemeral. Therefore, it doesn't bring any sustainability for most involved actors. It's just an illusion many people buy, while there are others trying to profit by selling the illusion to the public.

It will work for a minority who manage to maintain themselves on the top along the years, becoming influential on the internet. Those people are going to make a real long lasting career creating virtual content, but most people have to face the truth: they aren't going to succeed this way.

The old saying prevails: what works for someone, may not work for another one. So, always look for earning methods which fit your personality, personal preferences, characteristics and natural talents.

[SUPERSAIAN]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

The proliferation of social media platforms, ease of access and the development of monetization models have led many people to consider content creation as a career path. I don’t think there is any reason why it shouldn’t continue in the future, content creation will always remain an income model, it will be the same whether it enters our lives or not.

Because there needs to be an area of ​​interest for content creation and the content producer actually specializes in this area of ​​interest. If you are considering content creation as a career, you can start it as a hobby.

[peter0425]

It will remain a good source of income as long as you have good content to show.

"Good" is subjective in this context, content that is a good for me might not be good for someone else. Thus as a content creator it is important to be aware of your target audience and put out what would always appeal to them. For example, Nigerians love comedy, so if you are a funny guy and you can create short and unique comedy content, there is a high chance you will be a successful content creator, but this might not be the case in a diffrent country and culture.

This is what is also a challenge to content creators. They have to first find the right audience and also accept that there will always be some people who will not enjoy their content. Not because it's bad but because it doesn't just resonate with them. You can't please everyone. Just stay within your audience.

[viljy]

To paraphrase a well-known Latin phrase, we can say that there are only two goods: bread and circuses. In other words, material assets and the sphere of content as a service. There are theories that predict a new social media society where influence is the main currency and influencers are the ruling class. However, such a scheme implies the mass stupefaction of all others to the state of sheep (which is hard to believe), as well as the premise that all material assets will be produced by robots. But how else? A worker doesn't have time to surf social media. And without this (without the public), the capital of influence has a value equal to 0. But who will create, support, and develop these robots? Sheep or influencers who are only capable of producing content?

Creating content as a way to earn money has always been the case. For example, a traveling circus in the Middle Ages. Now it has become widespread, and rather because of the policies of social networks that are interested in users. In fact, there are few successful influencers. Therefore, it is not entirely correct to count on this as the main way of earning money. People are encouraged to hope for easy earnings (in fact, for making faces in front of the camera, because shooting short videos is not the same as working as a loader). This is similar to how people were lured into forex trading by the promise of easy earnings. In fact, only Soros and his associates earned money there. According to statistics, even on OnlyFans, only 1-2% of "bloggers" really earn, while the rest are content with a few dozen dollars at best, the majority do not receive anything at all.

[Samlucky O]

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive?

Content creation is a lucrative job, but does not guarantee a long term survival. Many people who started earlier are not active anyone. Content creation is not just a like a normal job, it requires you to keep your viewers or flowers up to date with educative and informative information. But failure to keep them on track, you may lose your followers to new content creators, and losing followers is losing money. That's why you have to be more creative to know the new development or type of content that will still keep them company. And secondly content creation is not for everyone, it is for few people and the skilled ones for that matter. These people has made their way. The best way to succeed in content creation is using the money made from it to diversify into other business sothat when you begin to get outdated from the content creation, you will have nothing to regret due to the other investment you have put in place.

Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

Well sincerely speaking, it has helped to reduce unemployment in the society. But I am not sure if it can be a good source of income for everyone who are into it because many who started has quit a long time ago. I have considered content creation but I haven't given it a trial because I am not a social media type.

[TravelMug]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

Yeah, I do think that it will survived and for those who have discovered it, this industry is making a lot of money for them, it's like just printing money if they know how to put up a good content that people wanted to watch. I don't know if you have been in Youtube lately, but lately it has been dominated by videos of cats. Yes, believed me, those content creators who just filmed their cats or even created a AI and catchy and emotional cat videos are making tons of money to them. But the bad news is that Youtube is rolling out a new policy this July 15 and they will crack down a lot lof AI videos or those poor content that is making money. As for the older generation, we might not understand it, but this is the new generation, kids are making a lot of money and maybe majority of them are not really going to school anymore as they could have enjoying what they are doing and then making money for them and for their family. And other thing to add is that this market is not going to be saturated, there are billions of videos being watch every day and there are people who are really making a lot of money.

[Yaunfitda]

It will remain a good source of income as long as you have good content to show.

"Good" is subjective in this context, content that is a good for me might not be good for someone else. Thus as a content creator it is important to be aware of your target audience and put out what would always appeal to them. For example, Nigerians love comedy, so if you are a funny guy and you can create short and unique comedy content, there is a high chance you will be a successful content creator, but this might not be the case in a diffrent country and culture.

And that's what we have "niche", it's that your target audience and if you can established it, then you have a audience that will always watch your video no matter what. Specially if they are subscribe to you. And so with that, if we are a content creator then we need to be specifics with our target audience and then just focus on creating videos for them. That's why there are a lot of famous individuals like Mr. Beast as he had captured his audience. So once you are zone in, then you have to think about a content at least every other day to posts for your viewers. And if I'm not mistaken, there are like 10-15 categories when you upload your videos and so there are content creators who focuses on that category. But it's not that easy as it sounds, you still need to follow Youtube's policy and in order to monetized, you have to have 1000 subscribers and 10 million view hours.

[knowngunman]

It’s already a fact and proven that content creation can lead you to be financially free here in our country this is a dream and a goal of everyone to gain followers and monetize their page or their channel I have seen a once poor farmer bought a hectares of land and build a big houses and buy cars after becoming successful content creator.

And you believe he earned from content creation alone? I don't know where you come from but things like this is also happening but where you make further research, you'll discover that some of them are into Internet fraud and hide under content creation as their sources of income. Moreover, to become a successful content creator, one must have built a reputable platform with a large audience and also need money to get high quality camera and other gadgets necessary for the job.

Content creation also requires patience at the beginning but we have seen how almost everyone out there as a content creator flaunt flashy cars and other expensive things on their platforms which they claim they obtained them through content. If that's how lucrative it is out there, everyone would have jumped into it. As fast as the industry is growing, it is adding bad value to our society.

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

I have a friend here who happens to be a content creator, he is really cashing out from it both on Facebook and YouTube and I can say that it's really a good source of income that is very sustainable, but content creation is not for everyone, if you don't have the talent, you can do it. For those that are earning very huge amount from it, they can also invest in different assets just to diversify their income and have different source. Most of the old successful content creators are not only earning from content.

[Marykeller]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

What the older generation doesn't know is that someone can stay in the comfort of their home to earn a lot. The older generation thinks that someone should be employed or learn a skilled trade before they can feed themselves. They don't know that the world has moved past the analog era to the digital era, where things are digitized.

To my best of my knowledge, there is a whole lot of money on the Internet, the one you find your expertise on, do it with your whole might, and don't relent from it because there's always a pay day.

Content creation has come to stay; it has made many individuals financially free, and it will continue to do so, as long as social media platforms exist.

[dezoel]

Kids to find a job instead? But they are just kids anyway, so there is no problem if they will do it and actually even the many adults does it as well. Seeing kids does it is not awkward because we will only think they are having fun. This is a good way for the kids to start earning at an early age but I think they might still not value money thinking this is only how easy it is to earn it.

It is lucrative so it can survive I think not only for the short-term because we are on the new age and everything is slowly transitioning online. I do struggle financially but I always think that this is not for me. I heard content creators are starting to get taxed now therefore yeah that it does offer something to the economy.

[Republikcoin.com]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

Industries like content creation through various social media platforms will never end because it's been around for generations, using various tools through social media. And I believe it can offer even more benefits to content creators, as long as their creations can get more likes and views due to going viral. So, today's young people really need to be more creative in creating content to attract more views, because content with quality content and a sense of curiosity will never get boring. Although most parents who don't think creatively don't see it as a real job because they can simply abandon it when the views don't match their expectations.

[Juicyhome]

Do you notice that so many people are into content creation these days? Everyone is always filming something and posting it in hopes of gaining views, likes and followers. Once they have enough audience, they can start earning from their page and this is what is their biggest motivator. There are people who have day jobs that don't pay enough so they try their luck in content creation.

Now, I am seeing many more kids just get into it right away instead of trying to find other traditional jobs. The older generation do not even consider this a real job. But do you think, as lucrative the industry is, will it survive? Will it continue to be a good source of income? If you are struggling financially, have you ever considered content creation? Does content creation offer anything to the economy?

We have to thank meta for giving people the opportunity to earn through there platforms, its seen as community responsibility project, which has come to stay. Meta has remove millions of people from poverty. Especially Africa where their government are not creating jobs. Everyone in Africa depends absolutely on meta money, by posting and creating more content to drag traffic, the more engagement you have more you earn.

Its a good  venture, it has also reduced crime and fraud, every family and businesses are into content, if  you do not do content you won't sell or reach out to your target Audience. I believe its containable provided meta exit. and in  the next decade no one will apply for jobs anymore. because the money from content is bigger and better than any government job.