The Most Important New Marketing Concepts vs Traditional SEO / KW Marketing

This is the content I really love. Things that really question how things are done, and have been done, and reevaluates if those methods still are ideal rather than accepting it as a given. You are right that really deep stuff can narrow the potential audience that understands the full meaning of the topic, but I assure you the audience that is looking for this type of content is starving and ravenous to find more of it!

I've watched it 3 times in a row and man... this hits hard! I think creating that intrest of not having thought about that title makes it so good. Im curious now what a sound is gonna be made when you clap with one hand ^^

I've seen this (what we often call "zoomer clickbait") for a long time, but I've yet to see a single person apply it to something that isn't just base level entertainment. If you're making education content, removing any SEO inherently makes your content less accessible and you're sacrificing *people trying to solve the problem you're solving* with the *hope* that you're tricking someone on recommendations. That also usually requires you to have an existing audience to tell YouTube that the video is worth watching, otherwise it's just a weird-ass title with no viewership. I think Devin's constant mentions of "I keep changing my mind/going back on this" is less of a problem with his commitment and more that you kind of have to have both. If I went and changed all my guides and tutorials to these random zoomer phrases, I might get some clicks, but no one is going to expect it to be a guide on the thing and anyone looking for a guide or education on the thing is going to click it. I think of it like the TikTok education scene: There's a LOT of education on there and you can learn a lot about a wide gamut of titles just by swiping through the feed. But if you're looking for a specific answer to a specific question, you're not finding what you're looking for and most of this "education" just kinda goes in one ear and out the other (which is why there's such a big parroted-misinformation problem) due to the passive nature of viewing that this kind of thing is based in

EposVox

This is one of my favorite videos you've made so far. I work in the b2b content marketing space and I would love for you to revisit this topic and look at some examples of businesses doing this effectively too.

R Harper

This is a great great video, loving the insights!

joeynoelle

Yes, YouTube even officially says, that we should focus on the viewer instead of the systems. Because the systems also focuses on the viewer.

Gammel Sami

amazing thanks!

Thanks so much for sharing this in the discord. Very valuable video!!

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