Creating educational video series for awareness around Monero in Hindi
Introduction about Finstreet: Finstreet is India’s First Crypto Education Institute. This platform acts as an easily accessible medium for people to learn about the importance of cryptocurrencies and the different asset classes associated with them.
Channels for distribution:
MX Takatak 1,19,200 followers YouTube 21,300 subscribers Bolo Indya 70,100 followers Quora Spaces 18,300 followers Trell 37,000 followers DailyHunt Josh 9,100 followers More than 300K people in the crypto and blockchain interested community.
Key Facts:
- 300k+ followers
- 10 million-plus monthly views on all platforms
- 3.2 million impressions per month on YouTube
- Verified profiles on 6 platforms
- 100% organic traffic
- 80% month on month growth
- Educational content in Hindi and English
- Targeting niche Indian audience
Video formats:
- Daily Crypto news
- Review videos
- Interviews with leading industry experts
- Explainers
- Tutorial videos
Monero Educational Video Series
Finstreet is India’s leading crypto education platform. We will create introduction videos along with covering major updates about Monero that will help spread the word about the project to people interested in the Monero and the importance of privacy based coins.
The campaign will :
- Educate people about Monero and its use cases.
- Create better and relevant reach in India and other Hindi speaking nations.
- Create Brand awareness among the Indian crypto community.
- Detailed introduction of the project
- Help in creating strong brand recall value among the blockchain and crypto community.
- Regular updates about Monero to the Indian community.
Key deliverables:
- One weekly news or update about Monero.
- 6 explainer videos about Monero.
- 3 specific interview videos featuring the core team members of the Monero community so that the world can share the vision of this project.
This proposal was made by: Sahil Thakur Co-founder and Head of Business Development, Finstreet E-mail: associations@finstreet.in Telegram
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Thank you for putting in the time to write out your proposal. Below are my thoughts as someone who has created videos for Monero and provided technical support to Monero Talk.
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The Hindi speakers who are in our target audience also speak English. I don’t find the Hindi angle convincing. Interviews with stakeholders would have to be done in English and these are already being made available through other channels.
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Most of the videos in the channels you linked get between 100 and 1000 views. This is rather unimpressive.
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The quality of the other projects you cover (e.g. Vechain) is worrying. This indicates a pay-for-play system that I’m not sure is well suited for Monero.
Of your three key deliverables, only “6 explainer videos about Monero“ is somewhat interesting to me. If you’d be willing to produce one of these as a sample, I would reconsider my vote, but as it stands, I vote “no”.
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The interview will be in English and they will be posted on all our social media platforms with a combined following of more than 300K people giving relevant reach to the project.
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I have explained the YouTube strategy below. With other social media channels, we are getting more than 10 million-plus viewership. We are promising a minimum of 1 million views on content related to Monero and 5 million impressions.
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We have posted a single introductory video about VeChain and we haven't charged anything for the same.
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Hi Geonic, as per your suggestion we have created a sample video for Monero. Please check the video from the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ehL4VIN-TQ
Regarding YouTube, I believe you need to understand our strategy. We are not building youtube as a social media platform rather we exploring its search engine part and doing active SEO on it. YouTube is the second largest search engine after google YouTube’s search volume is larger than that of Bing, Yahoo, AOL, and Ask.com hence we post 3-4 videos per day on our YouTube channel since each video cannot be ranked immediately but we need to think long term and create content for the long term, for example, we have created “Crypto ki ABCD” which translates to Dictionary of Cryptocurrencies.
Hi @geonic , I hope you have checked our video for Monero. Please let me know how we can forward our proposal to the Funding stage.
Hi @sahil07 -- thank you for following up on my suggestion. Your video is well done, but it doesn't offer anything new in comparison to videos like this one -- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QrHsFZBab4U -- which was produced without requesting funds from us and received 100x the views your video has gotten so far.
I personally don't see any reason to pay for more videos like this and would not contribute towards the proposal if it was moved ahead. If you find Monero interesting enough, I hope you will create more videos in the future and monetize them through Youtube, should they receive enough views. Thanks again and good luck.
Hello @geonic1 , we have posted the video on our other social media channels and we have received more than 250K views. You can check the video from the following links:
https://v.mxtakatak.com/vQZT/4b6cfeed
https://share.myjosh.in/video/353eb171-56da-48a5-95de-27cf24888907
Primarily, We use YouTube as a search engine and try to rank our videos on certain keywords via proper SEO. This gives us the edge to increase the shelf life of our content rather than just a short term boost. This educational series in Hindi will serve as the onboarding platform for Indians who want to learn about crypto. We have posted the same videos on the platform which we use as social media and got the required results.
In YouTube you have to create multiple contents, to rank on short-tail keywords, you have to create content for related long-tail keyword first, this is why I believe this is too soon to create an opinion about us. You can judge the quality of content via that video. I request the community to move our proposal to the funding stage and let the people decide whether they want to fund us or not.
@sahil07 you upvoted your own proposal. Why?
No one else has expressed positive sentiment. It's not on us to generate support for you. Pushy requests to move forward to Funding are not likely to increase your level of support.
I was exploring the platform and that's why I have upvoted the proposal checking different options. I believe there's no harm in supporting your own proposal btw.
Community asked us to make a video and accordingly we made one video and delivered more than 250K views on that. @luigi1111 I request you to please guide me how to generate the support and move forward our proposal. We made the video for getting the support only and we have delivered as well.
Hey @sahil07 ,
I don't see any value in this proposal. You are already selling paid courses on your website. You can't have it both ways.
I don't have specific advice on what you need to do, but some general advice:
- Do something the community wants/likes and finds value in, and possibly consider getting feedback before creation;
- Hang out and make acquaintances and maybe friends in the community.
Unfortunately it seems this proposal won't meet the necessary support requirements to be merged. I'm going to close it now. This doesn't mean you are unable to use the CCS in the future if you have another idea, or a refinement that gets more support.
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