u/Accrual_Mistress

Is Intuit just trying to tick us all off?

I saw on here a while back that people were getting pop up adds on their QuickBooks dashboard, etc. for other Intuit products or driving people towards upgrading their subscriptions. Since I have an accountant account, I hadn't seen this happening, but now I'm starting to watch it roll through.

I already have a crisis of confidence in working with QuickBooks/Intuit every year when their price increases roll out. When you look at the numbers on an annual, this is a really costly software for business owners to use and now you're going to beat people over the head with advertisements because they haven't purchased your most expensive widget? I don't exclusively work in QuickBooks, but most of the CPAs/EAs I work with prefer it for their client and so it feels like being between a rock and a hard place. Intuit already has crazy market share and record profits. Can't they just calm down?

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u/Accrual_Mistress — 1 day ago

Can shorts stop long forms from being discovered?

Hi everyone! I'm still new to the youtube space. I started my channel about a year ago and have been consistently posting for about six months. I have been posting long form content on a regular/set schedule and shorts on a slightly less consistent schedule, but still regularly. I tried a bit of a blitz on shorts a few weeks ago and was getting better views, but new subscribers dropped sharply. Then, for the last week, I've gone back to an occasional short and my subscribers have come back a bit. Is this consistent with other people's experience?

While the primary goal has been to establish credibility in my field/have a place where people can get to know me and my teaching style a bit, it's still nice to see people subscribing as it gives me feedback on what's helpful. I'm still learning, so I don't know how much to read into all this. Any feedback is appreciated!

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u/Accrual_Mistress — 1 day ago