Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning?

[seoforever1]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

 

[adammakonda]

It depends, if it's something really technical, yes.. If it's something with a few steps, I usually use Reddit..

 

[djsobuj]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

I am using Chatgpt more now to learn new things

 

[medialounge]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

Highly dependent on the way you want the content
If you need videos tutorial on some educational stuff
LinkedIn works too
While chargpt helps you with a gradual process of explanation

 

[varrper]

Youtube has become Google. Previously, when I needed something, I just Googled, now I primarily run to YouTube and find out what I need. So YouTube makes life 100% much easier.

 

[sommozozexi]

Yes for me youtube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning

 

[ainaifeoluwa]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

Depends. Hands on-videos the rest ai or written

 

[ChibiCosmic]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

youtube is good, but searching your competition is better as you see what works in real time
and you have easier way to know how and what to scale

 

[knightm]

YouTube is good for quick tips, but I use blogs when I want deeper learning.

 

[solanarocks]

I am using Chatgpt more now to learn new things

But it does not produce videos.

 

[Pratibha Bhardwaj]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

Yes

 

[seomaster5]

Highly dependent on the way you want the content
If you need videos tutorial on some educational stuff
LinkedIn works too
While chargpt helps you with a gradual process of explanation

Linkedin mostly has copied content. I will not trust it.

 

[Mr Khan]

I recently searched a lot about one topic in youtube, later from comments i got to know one expert on that topic, i purchased in course, now part of his private community and making some money as well. So it worked like life changing for me.

 

[learnandearnwithseo]

The best thing about YouTube is that there are plenty of videos on each topic. If you are not able to understand the matter in one video, there would be other options to check.

 

[Cyber Meta Agency]

Is YouTube still your go-to source for tutorials and learning? If not, what do you use ?

youtube still has many limitations, now i see gpt chat and other AI applications are much more popular

 

[JEYJEY]

YouTube is still my main source. It has tutorials for almost everything, though there are too many videos to find the best ones at times. I also read blogs and official documentation because they give more precise, clear learning.

 

[NimbusTheOwl]

Coursera, Udemy, Skillshare are my go-to source for tutorials and learning

 

[Yhor Enis]

Youtube is still a top choice for tutorials but for more structured and in depth learning, platforms like coursera, udemy, skillshare and masterclass are often preferred.

 

[skcuteam]

hey bro youtube is great for quick lessons, but for deeper, structured learning, paid platforms really shine.

 

[zombiemedia69]

For quick tips I stick to youtube, but for serious learning, I usually turn to dedicated courses online.