Creating Quality vs Quantity Content - What is More Important on YouTube

Creating Quality vs Quantity Content. Is Creating Quality Content better than creating Quantity of Content? What is more important on YouTube? Two Smaller YouTube creators discuss the topic.

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@javiermercedesx

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[JavierMercedes]

What is your take on creating Quality vs Quantity Content on YouTube?

[raulgolfs]

Ahh man I know the feeling. I want sleeeep!! Ha. Y’all putting such great content. Ahhh man I know that “nag” voice inside telling me to get more content out there! Awesome you guys totally can relate! Love this! As I started uploading more consistently I noticed the content is a little better each time. New things I wanna try or learn. So I feel that eventually we all find a balance and are able to produce more quality videos. As long as we love creating content, we’ll never feel satisfied. Always learning/growing.

[GinthianShield]

Can I give you one piece of advise? Youtube lets you leave your Endscreens up for 20 seconds. You had your endscreens up just long enough to say click on the box in the middle...maybe 4 seconds. I would say you need the endscreens to be much longer. It won't hurt to have them there longer and people will leave when they click on the link, but you don't have the links on the screen long enough for people to click ont hem. I had to go back and back your vidoe up 3 times to pause you video so I could clikc on the link. Anyway, that is my small piece of advise. Great content!!! I am loving it.

[LincolnintheAdirondacks]

Good timing relating to my Tweet today haha

[RandyParsley]

I think as crowded as Youtube is nowadays, quality supersedes quantity, as quality is totally necessary to even get noticed. (Don't look at my stuff, I'm not a good example, Ha!)

[GinthianShield]

Great content. I am looking for a way myself to increase my quantity of videos. Part of that is to come up with creative ways to create videos that require less editing and less time to produce. I have a day job that pays the bills. Youtube is still what I do for fun. This is great information. Please keep up the good work.

Do you have a video where you talk about batch processing or ways you batch your work to get more out of less, and how you group your work to help get at much done in a faster way without hurting quality?