The first of a series of thirteen
On Monday, I sat down and recorded thirteen videos on the trot. None is long, many are very short. I'm calling them 'not longs' because a 'short' has to be in that silly vertical format for people who can't hold a 'phone in landscape orientation.
On Tuesday, I edited them all, finishing at two in the morning. Today, I designed thumbnails for them all, and published them. They are scheduled at 8 a.m. British time, and one should appear every two days.
Some are silly, but the sillier they are, the shorter they tend to be, so I don't think I'll waste much of your time. Since they are so short, I'm only charging for one this month, and the rest you get free.
Possibly, I should edit 'shorts' versions of them all, but would that make the world a better place?
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As far as I can see, the only marginal upside of shorts is that Youtube doesn't put ads on them. A bit tedious when Youtube insists on showing you a 15 second long ad before you can watch a 40 second long video.
There’s a YouTuber who calls his Shorts ‘pants’, so I guess that you could call yours ‘Trousers’? 🤭
Or 'Slacks'. No.. I know! 'Briefs'!
Latest science seems to suggest that the scrolling through videos is the main issue with short form content. So it may be good for your channel but it won't be good for the world. Not that you'll stop people from scrolling if you add it to your channel, they're addicted, they won't stop unless it's taken away.