Myth #2
Your music video will possibly go viral on YouTube.
Again, 99.9999% of the time the viral videos are from artists (like Karmin [90 million views now] and Noah [21 million views]) that built up a solid foundation of subscribers through consistent WORK and content before their big video went viral.
There are always exceptions to the rule, but if your business model is founded on the success of these very rare occurrences you’re naïve; you’re setting yourself up for needless disappointment.
FYI, the algorithms change, ranking you higher on YouTube, when a large amount of people view a video within hours of it being posted.
The better ranking can post you on the front page of YouTube thus creating a ton of organic traffic.
Then it takes on a life of its own when corporate money comes in.
Your music video will possibly go viral on YouTube.
Again, 99.9999% of the time the viral videos are from artists (like Karmin [90 million views now] and Noah [21 million views]) that built up a solid foundation of subscribers through consistent WORK and content before their big video went viral.
There are always exceptions to the rule, but if your business model is founded on the success of these very rare occurrences you’re naïve; you’re setting yourself up for needless disappointment.
FYI, the algorithms change, ranking you higher on YouTube, when a large amount of people view a video within hours of it being posted.
The better ranking can post you on the front page of YouTube thus creating a ton of organic traffic.
Then it takes on a life of its own when corporate money comes in.
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