Voicy · B2C · dictation app for seniors
Start a YouTube how-to series made for your core audience, like seniors
Channel went from 1K to 12K subscribers in about a month
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What they did
Recently started YouTube with standard videos on how to do speech to text, then launched a series called 'AI For Seniors' aimed at Voicy's older users. Videos are recorded with Tella. No cadence or conversion numbers given.
What happened
YouTube subscribers grew from about 1,000 to about 12,000 in about a month; impact on revenue not given.
- Stage
- growth
“Recently, we started with YouTube, too, so standard videos around like how to do speech to text. We started like a YouTube series called AI For Seniors, and that one is taking off.”
“We went from like 1,000 subs to like 12,000 subscribers on YouTube in like a month.”
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