Is It Worth Paying for Subscriptions?

#youtuberevenue #contentcreation #contentcreator

I spend roughly 118$ every month to create youtube videos, and that's on service subscriptions alone. That's not including the price of the camera gear and other accessories. And as of today, my channel is not yet monetized, and I don't make any money from youtube. So the return on the investment is literally zero. So the million dollar question is, does it really make sense to spend this much money? Does that make me a lousy investor? In this video, we will first look into which all subscriptions I use, and whether it's worth paying for them.

0:00 Intro
0:43 Stage 1: Gather
3:54 Stage 2: Create
5:43 Stage 3: Store

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[krizh]

The effort that goes beyond the videos is amazing. The quality of the videos is the testimony of it. Happy to also see that you are enjoying the process too.

[bringnatureinside]

Loved watching this and could relate a lot. 👍🏻

[nitinantony]

As you told in the video, this is something different and I loved it

[Aparnavkrishnan]

When every YouTuber shows how much they earn from youtube, the struggle of starting a channel and to keep it going until it gets monetized is something not everyone will talk about. Amazing content as always👍🏻👍🏻

[athisubash]

Great insight for anyone who wants to start off content creation and thanks for sharing the approch and tools you used for the process . 🙌

[mathewgeorge]

The videos you create are digital assets that can be viewed by generations to come. Monetary benefits will follow. Thanks for sharing all these useful tools.

[vishalnrz]

Brilliant video. The efforts going being content creation and following passion deserves massive respect .

One question though, besides from being comfortable on the apple ecosystem, are there any reason why you chose final cut pro over Adobe Premiere Pro ? Doesn't using Adobe Premiere Pro also allow for seamless connectivity between Lightroom and Photoshop, making use of the editing platforms more convenient?