Quantity or Quality?

[Tyler Boyd]

As a daily vlogger, yesterday's vlog could be better than the one you're uploading today. My question is: is it better to keep busting out videos so that they might get seen, or upload when you think you've made a really good video?

 

[RATTLED]

Quality over quantity definitely. A quality video will be more appreciated and likely to draw in subs. Consistency is more important than quantity.

 

[Celsus]

I think this goes for every creator but it's all about balance, while quantity gives you excess material it lacks luster for the most part, but where quality is great, if you can't produce enough because of critiquing your work to much then your audience will suffer from the delays. I love editing, but if I went overboard with it I wouldn't get anything out on time.

 

[xingcat]

I think this goes for every creator but it's all about balance, while quantity gives you excess material it lacks luster for the most part, but where quality is great, if you can't produce enough because of critiquing your work to much then your audience will suffer from the delays. I love editing, but if I went overboard with it I wouldn't get anything out on time.

Totally agree. I think that people can fall into the trap on one side or the other, either flooding their channel with so much content it's impossible to keep up or being such a perfectionist that there's nothing to see and your viewers forget or give up on you.

 

[Jawad Soomro]

You should not upload videos which have no quality. Audience love to watch quality videos otherwise they will click away the video in no time. Quantity is also necessary but you should make a good schedule about uploading videos on certain days. Always upload those videos which are well edited and have perfect quality in terms of camera pixels, sound quality, the story and everything.

 

[Celsus]

Totally agree. I think that people can fall into the trap on one side or the other, either flooding their channel with so much content it's impossible to keep up or being such a perfectionist that there's nothing to see and your viewers forget or give up on you.

The Ying and Yang philosophy can be applied to any scenario. There is a little evil in all good as there is a little good in all evil, it's all about finding balance and working from there ^.^

even though I want to go O.C.D. every time I start editing!