My posts might not be world famous, and they may not reach monetization. In all honesty, you may never achieve those things, but don’t stop creating, even if people don’t understand it. Honestly, I will probably read this once a day until I have it memorized.īeing an artist is not about being famous or wealthy. It is a relatively short read, around 20 minutes. Even if you posted those exact same pictures with the exact same captions and hashtags, you wouldn’t have the same number of followers.īut you shouldn’t give up if that is your passion. You honestly might have even better pictures than other accounts. Who hasn’t put up pictures on Instagram lately and had 3 views? It is really disheartening to set-up an incredible flat lay, adjust the lighting, set-up all the props, invest hours of your time, write an engaging caption with a hook and great hashtags to end up with 5 views.
Yet, the videos which offered tips for makeup application, and people who actually researched the products were not monetized. The website wasn’t secret-anybody could just go to the website and read the information for him or herself, and you could even view the pictures. Yet, I just didn’t understand what value she brought to the internet. Her channel had more than 10,000 subscribers and was monetized. There was a lady who literally just read information from a website. The sad truth is that the best content is not always the most viewed or has the best visibility.īack in the day, I was looking at makeup tutorials on YouTube. This book is for all creators: artists, writers, photographers, aspiring YouTubers or Instagrammers!
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