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As maybe pointed out already, it really depends on your content, niche, and goals. Facebook and YouTube aren't really direct equivalents outside of being able to gain ad revenue from them.
If we're talking long-form video and ad revenue, Youtube. Clearly. But if your audience spends more time on Facebook or you're making money through leads, sales, or a community rather than ads alone, Facebook is probably better for you.
On that note, I suppose it's also about where your audience is and how you plan to monetize.
If we're talking long-form video and ad revenue, Youtube. Clearly. But if your audience spends more time on Facebook or you're making money through leads, sales, or a community rather than ads alone, Facebook is probably better for you.
On that note, I suppose it's also about where your audience is and how you plan to monetize.