Curtis C. Marini

If you’re an Instagram-based content creator, you might want to consider switching from Instagram to YouTube. While Instagram has emerged as a major marketing tool for content creators and influencers in recent years, the fact is that the platform is full of scammers. On the other hand, YouTube is a relatively safer place for content creators to do their thing. In this article, we’ll tell you how you can make the switch to YouTube from Instagram. However, first, let’s try and understand what kind of scams happen on Instagram. The Instagram scams you should be aware of Instagram scammers are notorious for a variety of scams. All in all, there are six types of Instagram scams you need to be worried about. Companies offering free likes and followers: You’ll come across many companies on Instagram that claims to offer free likes and followers. While their offers may seem tempting on the surface, the reality of these companies is quite dark. Sure, some companies may be genuine, and th...

Time and again, YouTube has come out with various features to empower the creators on the platform. One of the latest additions to this is the YouTube Channel Membership feature. In early 2018, the video-sharing service announced the YouTube Channel Membership feature, which allowed the content creators to connect with their fans better. Through the channel memberships, fans would have access to exclusive content from the creators. Before YouTube memberships, the platform had offered a “Sponsorship” feature to the creators, through which fans were given the ability to sponsor a channel for a monthly price of $4.99. Initially, this feature was open to only a few creators, but with the launch of YouTube Membership, all the creators could derive the benefits. If you are interested in learning all there is to know about YouTube Memberships, then you have come to the right place. In this article, we will explore this feature and how you can encourage your subscribers to take the membershi...