My competitor posts 30 long videos and 30 short a week

andreaissabel · Sep 11, 2024

And some exclusive content for members

I can't manage that volume of content and I have no budget to pay an external content creator

What should I do?

Continue with my rhythm of 2 long videos and 5 shorts a week is a right way?

Or I have nothing to do, against the productivity of my competitor?

Pam Danny · Sep 11, 2024

Do your thing and allow them do their thing. You will rank at your own pace

Unchained · Sep 11, 2024

andreaissabel said:
And some exclusive content for members

I can't manage that volume of content and I have no budget to pay an external content creator

What should I do?

Continue with my rhythm of 2 long videos and 5 shorts a week is a right way?

Or I have nothing to do, against the productivity of my competitor?

I don't think it really matters as long as you can make a solid video. Them putting out all of that content means they are sacrificing something along the way, usually it's the quality that gets reduced. There a lot of channels that only post content once a week or once a month and they still do well.

ads studio · Sep 11, 2024

You don't have to be bothered if your short speaks volume.

balc · Sep 11, 2024

I know a company who is doing the same, every day 2 blog posts with unique images and video’s including posting. He is using: contentrocket . io

brandynfranecki219 · Sep 11, 2024

Prioritize creating high-quality, valuable content that stands out. Well-researched, well-edited videos that offer unique insights or entertainment can attract more viewers.

hepi69 · Sep 13, 2024

IMHO, you should focus on your channel, not your competitors. if you have free time, create more content.

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