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It was more than likely a brand partnership where he’d get paid a lot of money for promoting then product.Nobody does anything without some kind of reward. It might not be a monetary reward. It might be emotional reward like the satisfaction of a warm thank you for a favor, etc.
The people on YouTube want viewers to hit the like button and subscribe. The more likes and subscribers they have, the more likely they will be to have paying ads. The more ads they have, the more money they make. Same might be true for forums. If a forum gets enough members, the owner might be able to sell ads.
The owner of the forum that we just lost wanted us to mention products that we bought and businesses that we bought from. I never knew why but I suspect it had something to do with money.
What do you get out of it?
Yes. Like I said, nobody does anything if there is not some kind of reward.
Are you going to add ads later? I don't have a problem with that. I have Ad Block but I whitelist forums that I use and like.
Hench, the reward.I and 2 others started a forum a number of years ago with the hopes of meeting more people who were serious minded and liked to explore and do research. What became of it is a topic for another day but…..
To the topic at hand, I’d have to ask the question: Why does anyone do anything?
I love woodworking and building muscle albeit I am a retired chef and preacher.
Both extracurricular endeavors are expensive and take a LOT of time to achieve any modicum of success at either one but they both make me feel good and both, if properly done give me a sense of achievement and confidence.
If a person enjoys what they do and find they are good at it or at least, want to learn to be good at it, then you get out of it exactly what you put into it and maybe…..a little bit more.
Actually both. Either own and administer or sponsor and have another admin and or moderators run it. A lot of companies sponsor forums in trade for the exposure.
I think that's awesome. There are so many money-hungry people in today's world. Glad to see you're not one of them.Nope!
My forum is a hobby I am not here to make money.
That is only part of the story. That's how YouTuber's make money over what YouTube pays. YouTube, TikTok and I'm guessing there may be other such websites, run on monetized video channels. Some are monetized though YouTube and some are not, but most are. Some post fact based videos with all sorts of information, while others are just Clickbait channels that the only purpose is to make money. But MrBeast, the most Prolific YouTuber, with 380 million subscribers, 858 non-monetized videos and 77,023,434,630 views stands far above all others. But just because his channel isn't monetized by YouTube doesn't mean it isn't monetized like you said. His reasons for that are anyone's guess.The people on YouTube want viewers to hit the like button and subscribe. The more likes and subscribers they have, the more likely they will be to have paying ads. The more ads they have, the more money they make.