EnchantedEva > Status Update

I don’t usually watch a ton of youtube, so I wouldn’t know 😕 sorry!

My older sister likes watching long, relaxing DITL videos, but I prefer either challenges (like Haley Pham’s) or behind-the-scenes videos (like Bethany Atazadeh sometimes does). And writing vlogs like Ana Neu’s keep me very engaged bc they motivate me to write and I’m invested in her books. Oh yeah, and I also really like project videos just like the series you’re doing on the Rapunzel dress!! That one’s awesome! Hope some of these help 🤍🤍

@Finch that’s totally ok!

@Sadie thank you!! That’s helpful!!

I really like recommendation videos a lot! :) But when it’s not just the most standard book recommendations, I don’t need more people recommending me Powerless when that’s all the comes up LOL

I love videos like Sincerely, Vee's because she makes it feel so cozy and as if we're friends or smth (her account on here is Venus Wambura)

And I loveeeee readathon but also just vlogs, I ADORE vlogs about books or writing or whatever. I think for writing advice videos I like how Abbie emmons is serious and funny and gets to the point.

Honestly the persons personality. Like I will watch an hour long one if I like the persons personality and ofc if it’s on something I’m interested in.

this is so sad considering I'm starting a booktube soon 😭 honestly it's really easy for me to stay engaged in a long-form video bc I play them in the background while I crochet, draw, work out etc. I think keeping content evenly balanced between smth that you don't have to be actively watching to understand (eg a reccomendation vid or smth) and vids where you do have to be actively watching (eg a vlog) will reach two different target audiences (those who like yt vids for background noise and those who like to actually sit down and watch yt vids) and then maybe make your overall views go up?? I hope I'm making sense. idk just a theory kinda lol. gl babes 🫶