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The imprint’s goal is to release six to 10 titles annually in print and digital formats, ranging from memoir to cookbook to comedic. YouTubers are the ones to watch, we’re just a part of the conversation,” Curr told me, citing the publishing industry’s desire to gett tweens reading as one motivating factor behind Keywords – the lucrative promise of a built-in fan base being, naturally, self-evident. I would say, ‘Why can’t I just do it?’ That’s what we are used to doing online.” Keenly aware of the digital impact the internet has had on publishing, Judith Curr, president and publisher of Atria, a Simon & Schuster imprint, founded Keywords Press, “a new publishing home for a new kind of storyteller,” in 2014.

31-year-old Justine Ezarik, “iJustine”, told the New York Times in 2014, “I’ve always wanted to write a book, but the proposal process is kind of crazy. But after sharing with his audience how he had transformed his body through the food he was eating, the 23-year-old felt inspired, writing a “part-autobiography, part-self-help” book “People wanted to know more.”īut the literary world is a new platform for these cyber celebs, and that means publishers, agents and publicists - the gratification that accompanies print, unlike an off the cuff tweet or direct from iMovie YouTube video, is less than instant. “I didn’t just want to do a book for the sake of doing one,” he said. He has, over the years, built a sense of intimacy with his fans, taking viewers inside his home and allowing them to him fall in love…with fellow YouTube star Niomi Smart.īutler had publishers approaching him for a year until he signed a deal. Butler caters directly to his legion of viewers, largely female preteens, having waxed his chest, gotten a fake tan and dyed his hair all on popular demand. In a recent video, the Londoner follows his trademark opening by sipping his tea, his swoopy hair perfectly coiffed, shiny Warby Parker specs sitting square on his face as it fill the frame, and launching into a monologue: “Whilst I was on the toilet the other day having a sit-down wee…I started thinking that, since living on my own, I tend to do slightly, weird strange things.” The video launches into a montage of Butler moonwalking and traipsing around his apartment stark (and gratuitously) naked.Īs banal as it may sound, Butler’s video has amassed nearly two million views, and is just one example of the hundreds of personal and/or sketch videos that have earned the YouTuber a six-figure salary, mostly through in-video advertising and individual branding. This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below.

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