Chaudry: YouTube is interruption-based; podcast feeds and newsletters are permission-based
Samir Chaudry · How Creators Can Thrive in the AI + AR Era (Samir from Colin and Samir) · Oct 7, 2024 · at 32:43
Creator Samir Chaudry discusses audience attention models and distribution mechanics across different media platforms.
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“YouTube is like an interruption-based platform. Like, I have to interrupt your experience with a compelling title and thumbnail to get you to watch. Podcast feeds are actually permission-based as well as newsletters are permission-based.”
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