Language-Free Visual Channels Generate Outsized Global Ad Revenue
Colin Rosenblum · Asking Colin & Samir How To Make $1,000,000 On YouTube · Jun 14, 2022 · at 42:56
Colin Rosenblum and Samir Chaudry (creators of The Colin and Samir Show) discuss surprising and highly lucrative YouTube niches with Sam Parr.
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“I'm always amazed by channels like the slow mo guys, where there's literally no need for language. It's just the visual of something happening in slow motion. And the viewership is so high because those videos can be watched again and again and again all over the world, no matter what language you speak, that YouTube can place ads globally in every market. And so just the revenue that they get from YouTube, the platform is out of control.”
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