Jared Polinfronos photo.com and this is the Daily Fro. We'll call it December 14th,

2020, the time is now 203 in the PM. This is the second episode I'm doing today, but I'm going to

hold it back and just put it out, you know, the day after, but you wouldn't know that because

you're going to be listening to it. Because I was just sitting here editing photos. I was talking to someone

about something and about YouTube, and I'm going to discuss that in a minute. And I just felt like I needed

to sit and talk again to the microphone. But anyway, you want to text me? 313710-109? Please text me. 3137109. Let me know what you think of

these episodes. Let me know what questions you have. There's a good chance I will reply over there,

being that there's 400, 300, 435 people who follow. So you have a better chance of getting me on the text line

than through any other channel at this point to get me to reply to you. It's most likely

going to be there. But what I would suggest is you don't ask me what camera to buy and you don't

ask me what lens to buy and you don't ask for that type of stuff. If you genuinely want to have,

you generally have a

question that isn't really gear related, you have a better chance of me answering it. If it's going to be

gear related, like, what should I buy? I generally kind of ignore them at this point because it's just

a lot. I would be nonstop. And I'm not a lawyer. I'm not going to charge you for every answer, though I won't answer everything, but I do offer the mentorship thing. Anyway, so I was just talking to a friend about

the YouTube world, and the interesting thing is the photo niche is a small niche. When you look at

the tech world on YouTube, it's massive. When you look at the

phone world, it's massive. The computer tech stuff, it's massive. Millions and millions of

views, people are paying attention to that. And not so much in the photo world. Not everybody

wants to see the photo stuff. And, you know, there aren't terribly too many massive YouTubers in the photosphere.

Like Peter McKinnon is probably one of the largest with his 8 to 10 million views a month.

And for comparison, we do 2 to 3 million depending on the month and the content we do and how much content we put out.

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