Rob Greenlee argues that a strong host and compelling topic matter far more than production quality. Excellent production can't fix a weak host or boring content, and using quality alone to predict success misses how host, topic, and production actually work together.
you can build an audience with poor production but a strong host and a strong topic, but you're probably not going to build a strong audience with terrific production and terrific post-production around a kind of less than or poor host and poor topics, or ones that don't match with what people are looking for. So I think that's the tension that we all face, and, and In some ways, you can't really predict these things. And I think using this term quality as a vector on this is, can be a little bit misleading.
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