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What I always tried to do was not show any competitive products in frame when we did videos. Not saying it did not ever happen, but we did make an effort to not do that. Of course, a lot of our videos were most often top down tutorials, not editorials or reviews that required a set. But it was something I did think about in the last few years.
An easy fix to this for YouTubers is to be mindful of what is in frame when they shoot. It would be easier for them to dispel the "myth" that paid product placement is happening, by making the argument null and void by not having competing products in frame. Fixed!
An easy fix to this for YouTubers is to be mindful of what is in frame when they shoot. It would be easier for them to dispel the "myth" that paid product placement is happening, by making the argument null and void by not having competing products in frame. Fixed!