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 @use 'org-media-sass/categories/business' as * 
 
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_subsections/fullcourse/09-keyword_research/c03-digital_real_estate.org

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 - create a robust visual representation of that MVC
 - build a high traffic audience organically until you have to field inquiries from show promoters or other investors who you attract
 
+** problem with google
+google ONLY guarantees impressions
+
+*** it does NOT guarantee
+- views
+- engaged audiences
+- playlisting on other platforms
+- clicks of any kind
+
 
 
 * action steps
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      - The common misconception many have about foundational releases is that there’s reason to be discouraged when they receive little traffic. Foundational releases are exciting opportunities to set a trajectory before high-traffic events are created.
 
      - Artists can position themselves and create opportunities for high-traffic releases using foundational releases, as even small amounts of traffic from foundational releases can be highly-targeted and retainable.
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    - *High-Traffic Releases* are videos that have a clearly-identifiable high-traffic source to tap into. An example is a music video of an original record featuring a high-traffic artist, or a cover or remix of a high-traffic artist’s record.
 
 2. *If your release is Foundational*, are there any general keywords worth integrating into the metadata of your video? An example is a genre or subgenre of music.