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Iryna Avramenko

Creator Growth Analyst at AIR

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Iryna Avramenko

Creator Growth Analyst at AIR

Iryna is an expert voice in the intersection of languages and the creative economy. Fluent in English, Spanish, and Ukrainian, she has dedicated years to exploring how language barriers are breaking down through innovative translation techniques. Iryna combines her passion for linguistics with a deep understanding of creator growth and the impact of multilingualism in the creative world. Follow Iryna for insightful perspectives on how language and translation are shaping the future of creativity and global influence.

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Video Distribution Lifehack: How Can YouTube Creators Use UGC Platforms?

14 Apr 2025

Video Distribution Lifehack: How Can YouTube Creators Use UGC Platforms? Video Distribution Lifehack: How Can YouTube Creators Use UGC Platforms?

Ever had a random clip from your video blow up on TikTok, Instagram Reels, or even Reddit? Maybe a funny moment, a catchy phrase – suddenly, your content is everywhere, reaching people who’ve never even heard of you. That, my friend, is user-generated content (UGC) in action.

How to Claim Revenue from Unauthorized Uses of Your Content

14 Apr 2025

How to Claim Revenue from Unauthorized Uses of Your Content How to Claim Revenue from Unauthorized Uses of Your Content

You’ve poured countless hours into creating a YouTube video, perfecting every cut, sound effect, and frame. Then, weeks later, you stumble upon another channel using your content. With the right tools and strategies, you can reclaim control and turn the tables by monetizing unauthorized uses of your content.

The Importance of Matching Voice Tones in Dubbing for Emotional Impact

2 Apr 2025

The Importance of Matching Voice Tones in Dubbing for Emotional Impact The Importance of Matching Voice Tones in Dubbing for Emotional Impact

Ever watched a dubbed video that just felt… off? You know that feeling – you’re watching a video, and something isn’t clicking. The jokes aren’t funny, the suspense is gone, and the emotional moments fall flat. It’s not the script. It’s not the visuals. It’s the voice.