Is Video the Future of Content?

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i think that to assume that history will not repeat itself would be, i think, naive. The internet is the primary location where attention is traded for money. Video content on the inter net is rising in the same way audiovisual content was rising in primariely the eighties and nineties. We're sort of at the base of the mountain here, you know. Am, so it's, it's only, i ygoing to go up.

Adrian Lurie is the co-founder of Dragonfruit media – an agency that helps creators and businesses grow their audience on YouTube. He writes screenplays, loves foreign theater and cinema, and served with the Peace Corps in the Dominican Republic.

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1. Success does not have much to do with working hard; instead, it is more about creating incentives that make the work not hard.

2. The best way to build an audience is to tell a story and earn your viewers' trust by making them feel you want to provide lifetime value.

3. Video content is challenging; however, it can be learned.

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