Do you make Chiefs content?

[ChiefsFanatic]

So, this is my old man, get off my lawn moment.

I like the Chiefs. I like sports. I can read. I have the internet. Sometimes I read what's on the internet, like many other people.

I have Chiefs content pushed at me on every social media app, plus I have a hub on my phone that pushes suggested content.

I will GLADLY read stories about my all-time favorite football team, the Kansas City Chiefs, and I will GLADLY watch random YouTube videos about that same team.

UNLESS you title your article or video with garbage clickbait titles like "Rising Chiefs Star Builds Connection With Mahomes" and the "rising star" is Justyn Ross, who had two catches from Mahomes in camp.

If they do that, I hate them personally (not really, but come on) and I immediately block that page, channel, blog, etc. from ever appearing on my feed again.

I don't understand why anyone clicks on clickbait anymore.

Or, another thing that has been pissing me TF off lately is pages that make 20 damn "articles" out of one interview, and presenting each as if they are actually new info or content.

Travis Kelce gives an interview on a podcast, and I start seeing clickbait headlines like "Travis Kelce Makes Bold Statement About Harrison Butker" and the "statement" came from an answer he gave saying he likes Butker as a person and teammate. That's all he said, but it was a "bold" statement. And they use that same basic headline for anything and everything someone said in an interview with someone else.

In the next sentence Kelce said he has never had a problem with any teammate with the Chiefs, and the "article" headline was "Did Travis Kelce Have Issues With College Teammates" but that's not what he said. I assume that they are just crap that some douche is creating with an AI macro or some BS, but that douche needs a nut punch or a clam slap.

However, any Chiefs "source" that ends up in my feed, that is honest, even if the content is poorly written or something that I already knew, etc. I follow them, or subscribe, etc.

It's probably only me, but I am high AF, and just saw like 20 of these BS articles in a row on the aggregator, and it's just FN annoying.

TL;DR: I hate clickbait.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by jjchieffan

Basically what Chiefsplanet has deteriorated to. I come here for quality Chiefs news like the training camp threads and draft information, etc..... But I have A LOT of garbage placed on ignore thread as well as several posters on ignore. I hate dealing with the garbage threads and garbage posters, but the good parts keep me coming back even if do have to filter through a bunch of crap to find it. It's the internet and it's free content. It is what it is.

Really? Because given your posting habits, I could have sworn you come here to post shit people don't want to read in the wrong forum and then throw a hissy fit to the mods about your free speech rights

[big nasty kcnut]

I only watch new height and kcsn Hayley Lewis report that about it. Thou I would watch a coach Reid show.

[scho63]

No, but I did make Bills content in the toilet a short while ago.

[Lzen]

Originally Posted by ChiefsFanatic

So, this is my old man, get off my lawn moment.

I like the Chiefs. I like sports. I can read. I have the internet. Sometimes I read what's on the internet, like many other people.

I have Chiefs content pushed at me on every social media app, plus I have a hub on my phone that pushes suggested content.

I will GLADLY read stories about my all-time favorite football team, the Kansas City Chiefs, and I will GLADLY watch random YouTube videos about that same team.

UNLESS you title your article or video with garbage clickbait titles like "Rising Chiefs Star Builds Connection With Mahomes" and the "rising star" is Justyn Ross, who had two catches from Mahomes in camp.

If they do that, I hate them personally (not really, but come on) and I immediately block that page, channel, blog, etc. from ever appearing on my feed again.

I don't understand why anyone clicks on clickbait anymore.

Or, another thing that has been pissing me TF off lately is pages that make 20 damn "articles" out of one interview, and presenting each as if they are actually new info or content.

Travis Kelce gives an interview on a podcast, and I start seeing clickbait headlines like "Travis Kelce Makes Bold Statement About Harrison Butker" and the "statement" came from an answer he gave saying he likes Butker as a person and teammate. That's all he said, but it was a "bold" statement. And they use that same basic headline for anything and everything someone said in an interview with someone else.

In the next sentence Kelce said he has never had a problem with any teammate with the Chiefs, and the "article" headline was "Did Travis Kelce Have Issues With College Teammates" but that's not what he said. I assume that they are just crap that some douche is creating with an AI macro or some BS, but that douche needs a nut punch or a clam slap.

However, any Chiefs "source" that ends up in my feed, that is honest, even if the content is poorly written or something that I already knew, etc. I follow them, or subscribe, etc.

It's probably only me, but I am high AF, and just saw like 20 of these BS articles in a row on the aggregator, and it's just FN annoying.

TL;DR: I hate clickbait.

I know what you mean and I agree with all of this.

[Rausch]

You don't have to click it.

I'll take 1,000 hot garbage Chiefs click bait youtube offerings over having one black and white monthly newspaper and the KC Star to keep me updated.

That was once all the choices you had if you weren't in the KC area.

[BigRedChief]

Originally Posted by Rain Man

I don't understand some of the financial models of putting up "content". I guess people get garbage-y ads attached to their "content", and they make money when people click the garbage-y ads for some reason. So everyone and their ferret uses AI now to write garbage-y "content" in an effort to get people to click garbage-y ads in their garbage-y content.

If we allowed banner ads on our Arrowhead Kingdom website we would get about $2K a month.

No idea on the youtube viewing money structure. How many views do you have to have to rake in 2K?

[Stewie]

Originally Posted by BigRedChief

If we allowed banner ads on our Arrowhead Kingdom website we would get about $2K a month.

No idea on the youtube viewing money structure. How many views do you have to have to rake in 2K?

I follow one guy that recently quit his job as an accountant because he was making more doing YouTube. He averages about 30,000 views per video and posts twice per week.

I know the Laura Farms channel makes over $250,000 per year and her channel is no where near the highest viewed channel.

[ToxSocks]

Clickbait titles are popular because they work. Same with call to actions etc. Matt of fact, YouTube actually advises it because, again...statistically it yields better results.

And if you're not tryin gto maximize your viewership and subs then wtf are you even doing?

Don't hate the creators for playing the game, hate the human population for making them play it.

I watch Mattydubbs for example, who does a great job of covering TC. However his titles are always some ridiculous shit like, "This INSANE new Chiefs player has the Coaches going CRAZY!"

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Mr Beast and that ilk being a thing proves the stupidity of it all. His lame ass thumbs grab the lemmings in