Business Tips: How to Make Better Videos with The Head of Culture & Trends at YouTube | GaryVee and Kevin Allocca
Business Tips: How to Make Better Videos with The Head of Culture & Trends at YouTube | GaryVee and Kevin Allocca
Awesome Tip: How to Make Better Videos with The Head of Culture & Trends at YouTube | GaryVee and Kevin Allocca
This podcast episode with Kevin Allocca comes from Gary’s trip to Cannes during July of 2019. Watch the rest of his 3-day trip to Cannes in DailyVee 564 here:
Gary sat down with the Head of Culture & Trends, Kevin Alloca, for a 30-minute interview. They discussed things like how YouTube content has evolved, what makes a good YouTube video and what prevents people from starting to make content. Kevin also gives some tips on how YouTube deems the quality of a video and how the algorithm impacts it… Enjoy!
3:32 | Who Kevin Alloca Was as a Kid
4:44 | How historically “nerd stuff” is now popular
7:10 | “I have so many micro fails, I only care about getting macro wins”
8:02 | Gary’s and Kevin’s thoughts on Deep Fakes
11:30 | Gary’s original long form video content strategy
13:25 | How Kevin thinks about Culture and Trends
15:30 | Kevin and Gary’s thoughts on “growth hacking”
17:30 | “Don’t become a creature of the algorithm”
21:10 | Gary talks about one of the biggest mistakes of his career
22:10 | Kevin and Gary’s thoughts on “production value”
23:45 | Gary and Kevin’s thoughts on “thumbnail hacking”
25:50 | Lil Nas X won’t be a one hit wonder
26:52 | Gary and Kevin talk about “ageism” in society
29:45 | Kevin talks about how culture is global
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Just listened to the podcast but was disappointed by all the interruptions. Respect the guest. Have Kevin Allocca back for round #2 and let us hear what he has to say. Thanks.
garyvee your awsome i have took all your advice and made a channel and stepped out of my comfort zone and showed my interests on makeup and girly things on my channel i would love some support on my new channel and one day i will make the million love you gary you cool
Gary, I am total fan of yours. LOVE your content. Unfortunately, I got ZIP out of this. It did not deliver on the title "How to Make Better Videos with The Head of Culture & Trends at YouTube" — this missed the mark for me. First time I had not takeaways.
Seeing the comments about Gary Interrupting the speaker, even before watching the video, made it impossible for me not to realize it. I think we’re all so use to Gary being the speaker and listening to him that, now that we actually want to know more about what the person across from him is saying, the interruptions seem that much more apparent.
Overall I thoroughly enjoy Gary’s content however this is probably the first and hopefully only video I will not get through. I empathize with Gary because he’s a “Brainiac” and so it may be hard for him to hold in his excitement and give his opinion right then and there as opposed to digesting everything the speaker has to say and then commenting. It’s likely his unique way of processing the information, which unfortunately comes off as he’s not listening. However, I think we’ve all beaten a dead horse in the comments section and Gary understands that this is something he needs to work on if he wants to be a better interviewer.
16 Replies to “Business Tips: How to Make Better Videos with The Head of Culture & Trends at YouTube | GaryVee and Kevin Allocca”
Which tip did you find most useful?
Baby boomers hitting retirement peak, some 80 million, all learning YouTube and SM!
"I could be my sister right now"… It got me TWISTED
I'm not dead
Just listened to the podcast but was disappointed by all the interruptions. Respect the guest. Have Kevin Allocca back for round #2 and let us hear what he has to say. Thanks.
Its pretty global. I m from India
garyvee your awsome i have took all your advice and made a channel and stepped out of my comfort zone and showed my interests on makeup and girly things on my channel i would love some support on my new channel and one day i will make the million love you gary you cool
"Can't just be knowledgeable about the content you have to love it or you'll quit" ~~~~ dayum.
drink less coffee pleaseeeeeee
I want to be friends with Kevin Allocca's grandpa
awesome
Gary, I am total fan of yours. LOVE your content. Unfortunately, I got ZIP out of this. It did not deliver on the title "How to Make Better Videos with The Head of Culture & Trends at YouTube" — this missed the mark for me. First time I had not takeaways.
The biggest threat for you is acctualy yourself
Credit to Kevin for the patience
Seeing the comments about Gary Interrupting the speaker, even before watching the video, made it impossible for me not to realize it. I think we’re all so use to Gary being the speaker and listening to him that, now that we actually want to know more about what the person across from him is saying, the interruptions seem that much more apparent.
Overall I thoroughly enjoy Gary’s content however this is probably the first and hopefully only video I will not get through. I empathize with Gary because he’s a “Brainiac” and so it may be hard for him to hold in his excitement and give his opinion right then and there as opposed to digesting everything the speaker has to say and then commenting. It’s likely his unique way of processing the information, which unfortunately comes off as he’s not listening. However, I think we’ve all beaten a dead horse in the comments section and Gary understands that this is something he needs to work on if he wants to be a better interviewer.
Valuable Insights! Thank you Gary!