I enjoy his stuff too. Very little talking. He just gets right to what he's doing, and when he has to explain something, he gets to the point, and then moves on.
The problem that I have with most youtube channels is the never ending rambling on. Thankfully the fast forward works pretty good and I can skip through most of it and turn a ten minute ramble into two minutes of something interesting.
So true! Such valid points.
I think for a lot of vloggers, there is a choice to make. That choice is “do we have something interesting for the viewer to hear that requires a lot of voiceover”,
or
“is the video almost or just enough to share our point?”.
It’s interesting to ponder, that there is sometimes a big difference between what some folks want to see or hear about a particular subject and what the channel or video creator might feel they need to, or want to, provide.
I guess in a perfect world those two things would match. But the last time I was in that kind of an environment, well … I believe I hadn’t yet been born.
So there is always bound to be differences there. We can’t always know the knowledge side of every viewer. Hmmm… so what do we do?
I suppose we could do various levels of the same offering (multiple videos) aimed at different types of viewers. Maybe one version for just browsers, and another version for more experienced and technical folks such as yourself.
That might double or triple the effort, but it would make a big difference for folks such as you.
For you, “less” is more, or at the very least, less is enough. It’s because you have a pretty good handle on the basics that someone else with less experience may not have.
That would be an interesting concept though.
Rewarding subscribers to content with “bonus information” or less verbose content that may provide more specific tailored content to those requesting it.
That’s why I believe we are on the edge of piping more user specific data to the individual over sending the same exact information for everyone.
Maybe we will soon have “Smart Post-Processing Systems”. We can call it YouTube SPPS!! (Or YouTube Smart”)
That is, an AI post processor that takes direct video content scans it, along with a media folder (pre supplied by the provider), of additional tailored content.
The SPPS adds or removes from the original video some of that additional provided media in order to fit several core groups of subscribers (or samples), thereby providing a more tailored content to whatever “core” group you’ve subscribed to YouTube Smart as.
I think you are on to something here! Make a billion $$ and I’ll only take 2% per year for my share!
