100% agree, and I see no easy way to get over that. Maybe a good starting point could be to also post the video on an alternative platform and mention that alternative platform to the YT audience, encouraging them to test it out?
As a content consumer … none of those “alternatives” are alternatives to youtube.
They all immediately take you to a “how to buy hosting on our platform, and why our platform is good for hosting” pages. Rather than just taking you to the hosted content. So as a consumer, I now need to work out how to consume the content there. And … I ain’t gonna bother.
sadly that’s where the numbers are, duno what you can do about that when Youtube has a monopoly on video content
100% agree, and I see no easy way to get over that. Maybe a good starting point could be to also post the video on an alternative platform and mention that alternative platform to the YT audience, encouraging them to test it out?
Avoid it.
https://european-alternatives.eu/alternative-to/youtube
As a content consumer … none of those “alternatives” are alternatives to youtube.
They all immediately take you to a “how to buy hosting on our platform, and why our platform is good for hosting” pages. Rather than just taking you to the hosted content. So as a consumer, I now need to work out how to consume the content there. And … I ain’t gonna bother.
youtube.com the content is right there.
Youtube is a platform for consumers, that creators have to work for.
Because people like her aren’t using the alternatives that they are claiming to promote.
There are other alternatives with plenty of content.
https://alternativeto.net/software/youtube/?origin=europe