Most content online, including this episode, exists in a Long Tail of unpopular content that contains most of the material online. Let me explain.

In this episode, I explore the concept of the "Long Tail," a theory explaining how the internet has shifted focus from mainstream products to a vast array of niche items. I've applied this to my own experience with creating online content, observing that most of what's out there, including my own work, resides in this "Long Tail" of niche content. I've seen this firsthand as I've transitioned from blogging to social media, then to podcasting, and finally to YouTube, with my online traffic declining over the years.

Even though it's not the most profitable path, I see real benefits to creating in the Long Tail. With a smaller audience, I'm not beholden to anyone and have more freedom to express myself. I also believe that the most interesting content is found in these less-travelled corners of the internet. That's why I'll continue to create content for my chosen niche.

Show notes are here: https://techleader.pro/a/708-Life-in-the-Long-Tail-(TLP-2025w38)

Keywords:

The Long Tail, Niche content, Online content creation, Digital marketing, Content strategy, YouTube strategy, Blogging, Social media, Podcasting, Online business, Entrepreneurship, Chris Anderson, Niche markets, Online audience, Content economics, Creative freedom, Independent creators, Digital media, Online traffic, Audience engagement, Personal branding, Productivity, Tech leadership, Digital trends, Internet culture, Online publishing, Content monetization, Creator economy, Future of content.

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