We've all seen the professional lawn care operators working in our neighborhoods. We don't think nothing of it because they'e so prevalent. They make a fairly good living with their client base, but lately, they've found an even better way to bring in revenue: YouTube. That's right, yard work has gone to the big screen: your computer. Viewers can watch yard work being done in such a way that's not normally seen up close in their neighborhoods.
These guys can make more money setting up the camera than they can off their clients. It's hard work for the content provider, but very satisfying to watch for the audience. They often times work overgrown yards of abandoned properties because it's more entertaining for the audience and provides for more shocking content in the form of before /after photos.
This one guy has over 1.72Million subscribers and has gotten over 160,000 thumbs up for just one video. I don't know what that translates to as far as revenue, but it's got to be quite substantial because there's of lot of lawn care operators setting up the camera now days for money.
These guys can make more money setting up the camera than they can off their clients. It's hard work for the content provider, but very satisfying to watch for the audience. They often times work overgrown yards of abandoned properties because it's more entertaining for the audience and provides for more shocking content in the form of before /after photos.
This one guy has over 1.72Million subscribers and has gotten over 160,000 thumbs up for just one video. I don't know what that translates to as far as revenue, but it's got to be quite substantial because there's of lot of lawn care operators setting up the camera now days for money.