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"All money isn't good money" - New Stuff TV - TopTechTuber Says Ep.1



I had a great time talking to Antwan Richardson of New Stuff TV on his perspective of working with brands over the last eight years in tech YouTube.


You can watch or listen to the full conversation here:



Summary


In this episode, Lawrence interviews Antwan Richardson, the host of New Stuff TV, about his experience working with brands as a content creator. They discuss the evolution of brand collaborations over the years and how the relationship between creators and brands has changed. Antwan shares his perspective on the challenges of working with brands that want to control the content and how it affects the workflow. They also provide tips for brands to maintain a healthy relationship with content creators, including clear and concise briefs and building trust. Antwan shares his best and worst brand collaborations and emphasizes the importance of feeling appreciated as a creator.


Takeaways


  • The relationship between content creators and brands has evolved over the years, with brands becoming more involved and sometimes controlling the content.

  • Clear and concise briefs are essential for a smooth workflow and maintaining the creator's style.

  • Building trust and being flexible are key to maintaining a healthy relationship with content creators.

  • Late payments, excessive feedback, and underappreciation can frustrate content creators and damage the relationship.

  • Content creators appreciate brands that value their work and provide additional benefits beyond monetary compensation.


Chapters


00:00 Introduction and Background

01:23 Evolution of Working with Brands

03:23 Impact on Relationship and Workflow

05:31 Maintaining the Creator's Style

08:53 Tips for Brands to Maintain a Healthy Relationship

13:37 Best Brand Collaborations

16:18 Worst Brand Practices

19:19 Feeling Underappreciated

22:52 Cementing the Relationship

23:48 Conclusion

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