Collaborative video threads are becoming the norm, and video platform YurOn is giving creators the opportunity to earn cash from their efforts.
A new social media platform aims to authentically connect people through threaded conversations. London-based social video platform YurOn is a new type of video platform that connects people in a new way of threaded selfies — where users ask questions and answer them by posting short video clips of themselves. The concept is intended to reduce unfulfilling scrolling, posting to gain vanity metrics, and hiding behind fake names and text comments by posting videos of yourself. In a few months since its launch earlier this year, YurOn has attracted over 5,000 users, who now spend more time on YurOn than Twitter per day and have already created over 5,000 videos with over 100,000 views — more than YouTube had at the same stage of its growth. The platform was created to avoid the « narrowed prism of ourselves, watching more than contributing. » It wanted to be the platform to encourage authentic interaction.
