Content creation

[ndutndut]

Content creation is a source of income to many people these days, because technology advances or improves day by day. Content creation surely brings money for the people; it is just a matter of time and patience for the industry.

Online stuff has become wide-ranging today; everyone comes and displays their talent by showing off their goods and services for people to patronise them and help them grow their page in order to start making money from the site.

Not only that, but many people are now taking advantage of jobs like dropshipping on various marketplace platforms and also using affiliate programs to generate more income once they have a larger following on their own social media accounts. So, regarding content creation and other services that can be used online or offline, I think this is a very common occurrence because today's work model has changed somewhat, so people are starting to adapt to be able to work like that without being tied to the government.

It's not just ordinary people who are utilizing content creation to earn extra money, or even make it their primary job; artists are also utilizing various platforms to create content to earn money. Yes, with the development of digital technology, there are many opportunities to earn income online, not just as content creators, but also, as you mentioned.

So, it must be admitted, many young people today are entering this world, some are successful, some are not. It all depends on the ideas and creativity of the content we create, which attracts viewers. If we're talking about changing or improving someone's economy, I can say yes. Because indeed many people can change their finances by becoming content creators.

[bubilas]

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?

I recently visited my nephew, who is still a small child, but already watches children's content on YouTube, and I was shocked by the quality that these children's bloggers make.

It seems to me that this is the easiest job in the world - just making faces at the camera, and also inserting samples with effects, but all the content that I have seen is of such low quality that these bloggers can’t even cope with this simple task, because of which their videos do not develop small children, but rather, on the contrary, make them very emotional and whiny.

[Bitcoin Smith]

It's part of evolution, back in the day the TV channels made all these money and became rich but now it is now possible to do by any individual if they got followers and engagement. It is not a stupidity because content creation is a way to become a millionaire in very short time but you need to pick a niche that can be viral and people will not be bored of watching all the time.

If you have seen Mr.Beast then you will realize how much potential money making in just one video but he pumps almost millions for every video but it's not necessary, a video made with no budget can get you million views as well.

[TopT3ns]

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?

I recently visited my nephew, who is still a small child, but already watches children's content on YouTube, and I was shocked by the quality that these children's bloggers make.

It seems to me that this is the easiest job in the world - just making faces at the camera, and also inserting samples with effects, but all the content that I have seen is of such low quality that these bloggers can’t even cope with this simple task, because of which their videos do not develop small children, but rather, on the contrary, make them very emotional and whiny.

It is too easy to think that all the content that is made on children is non-disturbing by the fact that they are coloured and the characters are smiling. I myself have found it strange how the exaggerated expression, high vocality and odd speech patterns are used as a form of entertainment to the child who is still developing his way of thought. It is not strange that you are surprised as many of the videos that you observe are not those created by people who know children. They care only about audience, and the high quality of the content does not matter. It is necessary to keep in mind that little children do not possess our filters, and thus everything that they see has a direct effect on their actions. It is because of this reason that we should learn to stay in the present and not allow our devices to take our places as we grow.

[Zaka1221]

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?

I recently visited my nephew, who is still a small child, but already watches children's content on YouTube, and I was shocked by the quality that these children's bloggers make.

It seems to me that this is the easiest job in the world - just making faces at the camera, and also inserting samples with effects, but all the content that I have seen is of such low quality that these bloggers can’t even cope with this simple task, because of which their videos do not develop small children, but rather, on the contrary, make them very emotional and whiny.

It is too easy to think that all the content that is made on children is non-disturbing by the fact that they are coloured and the characters are smiling. I myself have found it strange how the exaggerated expression, high vocality and odd speech patterns are used as a form of entertainment to the child who is still developing his way of thought. It is not strange that you are surprised as many of the videos that you observe are not those created by people who know children. They care only about audience, and the high quality of the content does not matter. It is necessary to keep in mind that little children do not possess our filters, and thus everything that they see has a direct effect on their actions. It is because of this reason that we should learn to stay in the present and not allow our devices to take our places as we grow.

Content creation is a good frield but many people don't know about content creation but they want to be content creator which is not easy for that person. People always try to do work which is on trending and they don't know about the hurdles which they could face when being a content creator. People always try to take easy in life but life is not easy and people have to take important steps because every field need different requirements and every person is not suitable for that field because every person has different preferences in life .Every person should do research about the field in which you want to spend your time . People always try to be rich person which is not possible quickly and you have to take different steps in life to be successful person.

[Josefjix]

Just reading most of the comments but nobody talks about the criteria to be met before a page can be monitised, Facebook had passed the rules that a page must have 100% engagement before the approval to start earning, because users uses follower boosting tools to get million of followers that's not organic, no real life engagement in the post.

A self built page with creative content that got followers engaged in the post consistently gets the best results no matter the number of followers, a page with 3k followers with real engagement earns more than a page with 300k followers with little engagement.

Social Media looking for authenticity and not some sort of fake identity.

[junder]

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?

I recently visited my nephew, who is still a small child, but already watches children's content on YouTube, and I was shocked by the quality that these children's bloggers make.

It seems to me that this is the easiest job in the world - just making faces at the camera, and also inserting samples with effects, but all the content that I have seen is of such low quality that these bloggers can’t even cope with this simple task, because of which their videos do not develop small children, but rather, on the contrary, make them very emotional and whiny.

Nowadays, there is a lot of content for children to watch, not far from entertainment content such as cartoons. This is one way parents treat their children so that their children do not misbehave with a lot of behavior, but sometimes when the show is stopped it actually makes children cry uncontrollably, besides the option that parents usually do is give them shows through their cell phones, this is actually if done frequently for example every day will make the child addicted to using the cell phone even though there is educational content that leads to learning but children tend not to be interested in watching it. I feel this because I also have a nephew, the thing that surprised me was that he was already smart at operating a cell phone even though he was still under 5 years old, but with this child's smartness in operating a cell phone it became a source of pride for his parents, honestly there are good and bad sides too.

[Alpen]

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?

You're touching on a topic that's about to become obsolete. The entire field of content creation will soon be absorbed by the AI industry, where text and video generation will be just another function.

What I'm seeing instead is the explosion of people creating memecoins. It'll be interesting to see how that trend plays out