I think it depends on the content. Some content is thoughtful and well planned, and makes a real splash regardless of how often. I think coffeezilla is a good example of that, he’s made way less videos in the past year and his audience has grown dramatically as opposed to when he has made content everyday. I think he has ~2 videos per month now. I think if coffeezilla went into a hole for 6 months and came out with another awesome video, chances are his entire fan base would be just as excited as ever to continue to watch him (like I do).
If your content doesn’t make an impact, then you surely will be forgotten.
Making a ton of content is a cheap parlor trick for attention, and will only work so long as you do it.
Obviously in an ideal world (for growth) you can make good quality content often, but given how demanding that is, it’s usually not sustainable. A better option is to make good content at a comfortable and enjoyable rate for you.
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I think it depends on the content. Some content is thoughtful and well planned, and makes a real splash regardless of how often. I think coffeezilla is a good example of that, he’s made way less videos in the past year and his audience has grown dramatically as opposed to when he has made content everyday. I think he has ~2 videos per month now. I think if coffeezilla went into a hole for 6 months and came out with another awesome video, chances are his entire fan base would be just as excited as ever to continue to watch him (like I do).
If your content doesn’t make an impact, then you surely will be forgotten.
Making a ton of content is a cheap parlor trick for attention, and will only work so long as you do it.
Obviously in an ideal world (for growth) you can make good quality content often, but given how demanding that is, it’s usually not sustainable. A better option is to make good content at a comfortable and enjoyable rate for you.