YouTubers. Youtubers everywhere [Travel Bloggers]

[justinbrett]

Parent company Point Hacks seems to be publishing more Youtube content lately: Point Hacks

Content targeting AFF users might be a bit too niche and video editing is quite resource intensive. Publishing videos of the joint AFF/Point Hacks Travel Pointers podcast might be an easy win though.

I don’t know, get a few sparring members from here in the same room and film the discussion - it would be great viewing!

 

[WilsonM]

I don’t know, get a few sparring members from here in the same room and film the discussion - it would be great viewing!

The AFF Thunderdome? Maybe an idea for next years gathering...

 

[JohnK]

Youtubers? Influenzers? Is this a new vaccine?

Have I missed out if I don't know what I am missing?

The Golden age of enlightenment!

 

[RooFlyer]

Youtubers? Influenzers? Is this a new vaccine?

Have I missed out if I don't know what I am missing?

The Golden age of enlightenment!

You can read a bit about it here.

YouTube - Wikipedia

en.wikipedia.org

 

[vdj_145]

I avoid watching these travel vloggers in general. It's typically drawn-out content designed to maximize profit for them. I've personally found the best videos are the ones where the vloggers themselves are not the center of attention but end up showing good places either in the background or through good filming and editing.

 

[TheRealTMA]

I avoid watching these travel vloggers in general. It's typically drawn-out content designed to maximize profit for them. I've personally found the best videos are the ones where the vloggers themselves are not the center of attention but end up showing good places either in the background or through good filming and editing.

IMHO one of the worst inventions in the last 20 years is the selfie stick!