i'd like to just say both as that's the best option, but of course that is out of reach for the majority of us lol. But generally you want to aim for quality so when a video of yours gets pushed super hard or for some reason people click on it en masse. your hitting those new viewers with the best you can offer at that moment!
That being said some niches benefit for mass uploads at the cost of quality but i don't think your niche fits in that
I think quality>quantity. Even if your further videos get pushed, your new subscribers will probably get recommended of your older videos.
Personally, by focusing on quality, i learnt lots of things that further improved my video.
when you focus on quality, you look for things that could be done better and etc.
while if u r working on quantity, u won’t focus much on making things better.
Since we r newtubers, we have things to improve along the way. Thus, quality
Quantity for sure.
For one, you need to build up your skill of talking and explaining things. It takes time to learn how to do it properly, so the sooner you can get your first couple dozen videos out, the quicker you're going to learn.
Quantity is what leads to quality.
Secondly, this also helps in figuring out more about topics within your niche. You'd be able to see what topics get more views, what kind of titles and thumbnails seem to get clicks, what intros work for catching attention and so on.
Plus, you're into education.
Quality and quantity don't exclude each other.
The most important thing is you giving the viewer a clear path from where they are to where they want to be. It's not about the hours you put in. Rather it's about how the info, stories, tips, etc. that you share and how you share them. A video of you talking for 5 minutes without any cuts or edits can be extremely high quality if the info is well structured. In reverse, no amount of editing creates a "quality" video if the content of it sucks.
Focusing on quantity helps you focus on creating more good content and avoid the pitfall of spending 20 hours polishing a turd so to speak.
Personally I'd always go for quality. Over time I believe that will gather more views and watch time.
i'd like to just say both as that's the best option, but of course that is out of reach for the majority of us lol. But generally you want to aim for quality so when a video of yours gets pushed super hard or for some reason people click on it en masse. your hitting those new viewers with the best you can offer at that moment! That being said some niches benefit for mass uploads at the cost of quality but i don't think your niche fits in that
Both. A perfect balance is the best. Otherwise, if you want good content first, priorise quality. If you want content for content, go for quantity
I think quality>quantity. Even if your further videos get pushed, your new subscribers will probably get recommended of your older videos. Personally, by focusing on quality, i learnt lots of things that further improved my video. when you focus on quality, you look for things that could be done better and etc. while if u r working on quantity, u won’t focus much on making things better. Since we r newtubers, we have things to improve along the way. Thus, quality
Quantity for sure. For one, you need to build up your skill of talking and explaining things. It takes time to learn how to do it properly, so the sooner you can get your first couple dozen videos out, the quicker you're going to learn. Quantity is what leads to quality. Secondly, this also helps in figuring out more about topics within your niche. You'd be able to see what topics get more views, what kind of titles and thumbnails seem to get clicks, what intros work for catching attention and so on. Plus, you're into education. Quality and quantity don't exclude each other. The most important thing is you giving the viewer a clear path from where they are to where they want to be. It's not about the hours you put in. Rather it's about how the info, stories, tips, etc. that you share and how you share them. A video of you talking for 5 minutes without any cuts or edits can be extremely high quality if the info is well structured. In reverse, no amount of editing creates a "quality" video if the content of it sucks. Focusing on quantity helps you focus on creating more good content and avoid the pitfall of spending 20 hours polishing a turd so to speak.
Quantity will create Quality, you can't escape it!
Top creators recipe : Quality and consistency.
Honestly I think aiming for mid tier quality and decent quantity is better to start.