peafowlsLOVER
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- May 21, 2021
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do you know in Greek mythology, the origin of the "eyes" adorning peacock feathers springs from
Indeed, there are many eyes in the contemporaneous realms of the Internet. Lately, I've been devoting a substantial amount of time studying the capture and capitalization of attention. Of all my trials, my current project is my most promising personally:
However, I overlooked a crucial aspect... concerning YouTube's guidelines, do you suppose there might be any issues related to this?
It operates as follows:
/Matrixchannel // devoid of content, solely for referencing all other channels as "originating from here", my organic traffic strategy would need this.
/Niche:
/Sports
channel¹ - football. - cultural focus: Brazil, Argentina
channel² - cricket. - cultural focus: India, England, Australia
channel³ - soccer. - cultural focus: USA
The fact that the Matrix-Channel is the "proprietor" (be it I, or the company) of all the channels across all niches...
Could this potentially become problematic in some way?!
, regards.
Argos Panoptes, a primordial titan of Greek mythology, was famed for his multitude of watchful eyes. Commissioned by the goddess Hera to keep steadfast watch over the metamorphosed nymph Io, his exceptional vigilance allowed some eyes to slumber while others remained open, thus ensuring ceaseless surveillance. To liberate Io, Zeus dispatched Hermes, who approached Argos, ultimately causing the titan's demise by playing a melody that sent all of his eyes into profound slumber.Learning of the cataclysmic end of her gargantuan sentinel, Hera, consumed by grief, gathered each of Argos' hundred eyes and affixed them to the plumage of her emblematic bird, the peacock. Consequently, all peacocks henceforth bear the eyes of Argos Panoptes imprinted on their tail feathers.
Indeed, there are many eyes in the contemporaneous realms of the Internet. Lately, I've been devoting a substantial amount of time studying the capture and capitalization of attention. Of all my trials, my current project is my most promising personally:
Multiple Channels on YouTube - what they eat, where they live and, most importantly, does YouTube ALLOW this??!
As articulated, I intend to establish numerous channels, all content, regardless of its nature, will be produced by a team. The framework for [ideation > pre-production > production > marketing implementation > posting] is prepared, operational, and adaptable for modifications. However, I overlooked a crucial aspect... concerning YouTube's guidelines, do you suppose there might be any issues related to this?
It operates as follows:
/Matrixchannel // devoid of content, solely for referencing all other channels as "originating from here", my organic traffic strategy would need this.
/Niche:
/Sports
channel¹ - football. - cultural focus: Brazil, Argentina
channel² - cricket. - cultural focus: India, England, Australia
channel³ - soccer. - cultural focus: USA
The fact that the Matrix-Channel is the "proprietor" (be it I, or the company) of all the channels across all niches...
Could this potentially become problematic in some way?!
, regards.