Hey guys i was just wondering if anybody else has had a video where they had it public and then unlisted and then made a public again? If so how did the video perform after being unlisted for a lengthy amount of time?
Generally, the videos that I release as public immediately, perform better than the ones I set to unlisted first, although this might just be a coincidence.
Any thoughts?
Hello
Not sure if this is the right place to ask, but thought I'd give it a shot. :)
I have limited experience with the Corporations Act and how a company limited by guarantee operates and I have a question.
Pretending the company's constitution doesn't address this, my core question is whether or not the Board can simply resolve to remove a member of the company, or change an individual member's Class of membership, or if this decision must be made by a (special?) resolution by members in General Meeting.
The Act talks about cancelling or varying Class rights at Part 2F.2 which I read as the rights of an entire Class and all the members in the Class. I can't for the life of me find anything about individual members except how they get into the company, not out of it.
I'm guessing that the procedure rests entirely with the Constitution, but any pointers greatly appreciated.
Thanks
So this article in AFR about private equity buying up listed companies and removing from ASX, got me thinking. Apparently this will only increase and become common as there is too much money floating around. I will keep bulk of my Super invested in the funds internal growth or high growth option and it will have access to these assets, like Sydney airport.
But those who swear by ETFs only will miss out on unlisted companies. Do you guys worry about this.
https://www.afr.com/chanticleer/low-rates-fuel-bid-frenzy-20210920-p58t8k
When I say leaves a lot to be desired: they are a very large retailer and have only made 3 posts this year, so literally anything would be an improvement.
I've written up a cover letter/mini report with a bunch of stats trying to convince them to invest in their social media. Then emphasized my current knowledge of the company and presented a few fixes that will up their customer engagement and sales.
Also going to create some demonstration accounts with stock photos and some of my own to demonstrate the fixes I'm talking about.
Does this sound completely idiotic or should I go ahead with it? Zero experience in social media management/marketing but their unused accounts are just sitting there making zero dollars, so...
Any advice would be greatly appreciated!
Hi, I want to add subtitles to my videos right when I publish, so have custom subs since it's better for SEO/indexing. I typically use the auto-feature after a video is published to get the 80% accurate subtitles and create my custom transcript which I fix up.
Unfortunately, it looks like YT doesn't generate those subs before publishing a video, so there's no easy way to use the auto-generated captions to create a copy & fix them up before publishing a video, so...
Long story short: My only solution is to publish the video as unlisted, let YT auto-generate subs, fix the auto-generate subtitles manually, then set it to public. The question I have though is.. Is this bad for the initial push that YouTube gives for a video?
