These days do you think Youtube Video has more impact than Facebook Post or Tweet (Twitter)?

Youtube is the second search engine after Google! I believe Youtube is where the content is, Facebook/Twitter are the medium for video sharing.
According to Mashable video sharing on Twitter takes the most percentage during the day! I believe video creation is going to be the next big thing

A part from Facebook And Twitter, Youtube is really playing a vital role and deep impact but still being a strong social network, peoples continue to focus on Facebook for their business promotions, online marketing strategies, branding and ofcourse twitter for Micro Blogging Concept.

Honestly, I believe YouTube videos pack a bigger punch these days compared to Facebook posts or Tweets. They have a longer lifespan and can reach a wider audience. Plus, If you Buy YouTube Views to give your videos an extra boost, increasing their visibility and engagement its maximizing your impact in the digital world!

Of course, video content has supplanted text publications. The video - it is not only informative but also very interesting, especially if done professionally. I use this source https://wave.video/tools/audio-editing/subtitler for video editing and the result is impressive. My video works are gaining a large number of views, which cannot be said about long texts on which I spend much more time.

Technology makes it easy and cheaper to produce videos.Videos are a passive way to consume information which makes it more likable. However, people have limited TIME. Videos need to incorporate shorter versions to appeal to time-constraint people like Twitter. Twitter with its short messages does a great job of appealing to celebrities and busy people.

 

Facebook is appealing to those who love to engage with family and friends on a regular basis.On facebook, the conversations are more shallow which means complimenting each other, passing positive remarks, greeting each other are the order of the day.

 

YouTube is emerging as a more serious knowledge imparting tool and can substitute reading if it is used widely by academics which is happening. Twitter is also a great way to share knowledge but there is no forum for conversations like youtube. Remember, education is moving away from the writing format and incorporating more conversations,feedback and discussions.

 

Each platform has its distinct culture and is trying to shape the culture of the society itself.

 

@patelabid

Not necessarily, but definitely it can.
If it's good/interesting enough it will transform to be a Facebook post(s) and Tweet(s) - however Posts or tweets are not going to turn into videos (or can they!) Concentrate on the content, and create amusing videos targeting the right niche, and share it around - and it can go viral at a glance, if it worth it.