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Originally Posted by Allman_Fan
I see how it benefits the viewer, not so much how it benefits the one posting the video, though. Like I said, I guess you get "it" wherever you can.
To me, I'd rather have one exceptional open mic performance than a 100Personal Messages. But hey, if everyone is staying home, watching Youtube and no one is going out, then I guess "there goes THAT plan."
Thanks a lot, guys!
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Its free marketing. I've played a few gigs and a session or two that resulted from being seen on YouTube. I put up an "infomercial" on YouTube about a guitar book I've written - its received over 200,000 views, I've sold lots of books from it, and a professor at Berklee is using my book with his students as a result of seeing my YouTube video. Not bad for having spent an hour making a video using my laptop's built in camera.