YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki unveiled her very own channel last month in a star-studded video featuring advice from a slew of top influencers about how to find success on the platform.
And now, Wojcicki, who says she’s been uploading private videos to YouTube since the site’s inception, is explaining to her 26,000 subscribers why she decided to make a public-facing channel. In a new video, she breaks down three reasons: to forge relationships with creators in a scalable way; to launch a new web series called 2×2@HQ, where she will both pose and answer two questions from digital stars visiting YouTube headquarters; and to test new product features to have a better sense of how they will impact the community.
“When you’re a creator, it’s a different experience. You’re thinking about thumbnails, the title, the description, analytics,” she says in the vlog (below). “There are many features that are creator-facing only, and I really wanted to use them to make sure that I understood the creator experience.” By experimenting, Wojcicki says, the aim is to build a better platform.
She adds that’s she’s trying to read all of the comments on her videos, and intends to address commonly-asked questions in future clips.
Check out Wojcicki’s second YouTube video right here:
Search traffic, restaurant discovery, travel booking, fintech . . . What isn't TikTok into? Add…
Each week, we handpick a selection of stories to give you a snapshot of trends,…
New York City's iconic Tribeca Festival returns for its 25th anniversary this year--and with it…
Airbnb wants in on the creator craze. The company is most recognized for offering hotel…
With the World Cup fast approaching, TikTok is leveraging its position as FIFA's first ever…
Netflix has already been coming after YouTube with its bouquet of creator content signings and…