After watching the first '=3' video, I picked out some similarities and differences compared to 'Topical Waffle'.
Johnson started posting videos on his self-named YouTube channel in April 2009. The Equals Three series contained Johnson adding comments and jokes over viral videos. The channel was the first out of all channels on YouTube to reach 5 million subscribers in 2011. He started producing this content in his apartment, but then got signed to 'Maker Studios' [a YouTube management company] in the same year. Unfortunately, at the end of 2012, Johnson left Maker Studios due to some complications, and this led him to create his own studios.

The audience were engaged with not only the videos but also the brand itself, which leads me to believe that the brand needs to be strong and consistent for it to receive views. With the amount of views each Equals Three video has, it's fairly clear that people enjoy watching others react to videos, and this is something we want to bring to our own videos.
With this research we know it's important to stick to our brand and keep being consistent with the promo of the brand. We want to reach out to a multiple variety of different people so we will be well-known and stand out against the other student news channels.
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