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NOW ONHi guys, welcome back to my channel. If you haven't met me before, my name is Jade. I create content which helps you grow your online presence, multiply your streams of income, and create profitable businesses. So today's video is a bit different. I've got my cup of tea, and if you know me well, you know that if I've got a cup of tea, I'm about to have a real, like, sit-down chit-chat style video with you, okay? What today's video is going to be about is all about dealing with hate online. And the reason why I wanted to create this video is because I recently attended an event by YouTube. I actually hosted a panel for the event...
Okay, so I know I said I would stay in one position, but the corner seat was calling my name. So, hate. Before we get into it, I feel like I need to just talk about the difference between hate and feedback, because there is a difference, right? Sometimes you might receive comments on your YouTube channel, and your TikTok or whatever, which is actually feedback, but more often than not, it could be wrapped in hate...
How I manage these comments and how you can manage them too because I actually feel like I'm in a pretty good place when it comes to these types of comments. The first and most significant piece of advice that I feel like I could give you, and it's something that I really live by, is to protect your peace. And what I mean by that is you need to find a way, whatever works for you, which allows you to remain at peace with your content, right? And there's a few different ways that you can do this. One way is by using the tools that social media sites make available to you...
The next thing I want to talk about is your mindset. I feel like we've moved away from this idea now, but back in the day, there used to be this narrative that you shouldn't let hate comments bother you. And people would come out saying, like, 'Oh, I just let these comments roll off my back.' And maybe there are some people in the world who can do that, but I'm willing to bet that most people can still get bothered by the odd comment here and there, right? It's hard not to be bothered by someone spreading something about you that is untrue or saying something that just comes from pure hate...
I have this saying, or it's definitely not my saying. There's this saying which is all about creating content for your audience and not for your haters. And what that basically means is that you're creating content for people who regularly watch your content. You're not creating content for the person who stumbles on your video, hates your content, leaves a hateful comment, and then keeps it moving. You're creating content for the people who regularly watch your videos...
Q: How can I deal with hate online?
A: To deal with hate online, it is important to protect your peace, understand the difference between hate and feedback, maintain a positive mindset, and focus on creating content for your audience, not your haters.
Q: What is the difference between hate and feedback?
A: Hate is negative and often unwarranted criticism that aims to hurt or demean, while feedback is constructive criticism that offers suggestions for improvement.
Q: How can I protect my peace when dealing with hate?
A: To protect your peace when dealing with hate, you can utilize the tools provided by social media platforms, maintain a positive mindset, and focus on your own well-being and mental health.
Q: Is it okay to clap back at hateful comments?
A: While some people may choose to respond to hateful comments, it is important to consider the potential consequences and whether engaging will contribute positively to your online presence. Sometimes, ignoring or deleting such comments is the best course of action.
Q: Should I create content for my audience or my haters?
A: It is advisable to focus on creating content for your audience, those who appreciate and engage with your content positively. While handling hate comments is important, your main priority should be catering to those who enjoy and benefit from your content.