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nfographic comparing Canva and Adobe YouTube channels. Canva: 728K subscribers, 0.26% engagement rate (below average). Adobe: 1.3M subscribers, 3.56% engagement rate (13.7x higher). Shows central paradox: more subscribers does not equal more engagement. Includes YouTube average benchmark and key message that quality engagement trumps vanity metrics.

Why Canva’s Engagement Crisis Reveals the Real Problem With Marketing to Creators

The numbers look impressive. Canva’s YouTube channel has 728,000 subscribers and uploads 8.5 videos every week. But then you see the engagement rate: 0.26%. That’s not just low—it’s a crisis hiding behind a success story. Meanwhile, Adobe is quietly embedding Premiere Pro into YouTube Shorts, showing that integration beats education. Here’s why this battle for the creator economy matters to every marketer.

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YouTube Just Broke the Internet’s Muscle Memory—and Your Marketing Strategy

YouTube’s October 2025 redesign broke a decade of muscle memory. Translucent controls fail accessibility standards. Creators report 15-30% slower workflows. This isn’t just controversial—it’s quantifiably problematic. Here’s what changed, why it matters, and what marketers and creators must do now.

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