Youtube a well known online video website that serves you well if you have some talent or quality video. It just not serves you with audience but with money. In 2010 for band Sanam which had huge talent but not the connect they desired. They had done all that was required for a great kick start for a band like theirs – winning a popular talent show ‘Times Superstars’ back in 2010 and releasing their music through big labels like Times Music and Saregama.
Youtube has not only democratized stardom, but it has also turned hidden talent into making money with their talent. Six years after Sanam hit Youtube and made it, a variety of talented ‘Youtubepreneurs’ have found fame and money online by by uploading their videos.
With YoutTube one can turn their diverse passions like comedy, fashion, travel, cooking, technology etc – into maney-making enterprises. The content creation wave on YouTube till a few years ago was more about music and stand-up comedy, which saw the rise of the likes of All India Bakchod (AIB) and Vir Das. However, YouTube has now transitioned to a more diverse platform where one can attain stardom – and make money – through something as creating video such like tuition tips, gadget reviews etc.
Booming Viewing Business
India’s YouTubepreneurs ride on a rising tide of viewership powered by cheap data and smartphones reaching even distant villages. In the few years, India as emerged as an incredibly dynamic content and user market for YouTube, according to Satya Raghavan, head of entertainment, YouTube India. “We now have more than 300 channels with over a million subscribers, from just sixteen such channels in 2014. At the beginning of 2016, YouTube only had two creator channels with one million subscribers and today there are 133 such independent creators who contribute across genres, including music, food, beauty, technology and automobiles,” he says.
Today, India is one of the fastest-growing market for YouTube with daily active viewers growing at 100% year on year. When such a large number of people come online to view videos, they create big opportunities for advertisers – and also for the YouTubepreneurs who get money for ads displayed on their channel.
Story of Start Up Converted To YouTubepreneurs
Ranveer Allahbadia knew from the start that he would become an entrepreneur. A fitness freak, he planned to launch a start-up which would be an “Uber for fitness/yoga classes”. When he approaches investors, one of them suggested social media as a great way to market his product. That was when Allahbadia started his YouTube channel called BeerBiceps. Initial aim to market his mobile app, now BeerBiceps has 1.4 million subscribers. “Once I started uploading videos on YouTube I figured that it pays you and I was also enjoying the process of video content creation,” he says.
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