Burn-out among YouTubers
Greg Taieb · · 1 min read
Being a content creator, and especially when you start to have a regular audience, can be a burden.
Algorithms promote those who post content regularly and interact with their community. But the final result (the video, the newsletter, the TikTok...) can often require several hours of preparation work, writing, filming and editing.
And when you multiply the number of content created by this time spent, it can very quickly become exhausting, until it breaks down: burnout. No one is safe and in recent years, several famous YouTubers have announced that they are withdrawing for this reason. We explore with you where this comes from and how to avoid it.
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Mcfly and Carlito announce that they are pausing their activities on Youtube.
The race for over-produced videos brings with it burnout, audience weariness and endangering children creators.
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