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Getting The YouTube Channel Caught Up

Three months of travel summarized in one video for our YouTube subscribers.

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I have a parallel audience consuming video versions of this travelogue content on my YouTube channel (please subscribe). It’s interesting, as the different tribes don’t seem to overlap very much — the people on YouTube stay on YouTube, the people here stay here. The problem is that I often give attention to one platform while neglecting the other … flipping back and forth as time roles on.

This is a fundamental challenge for me as my entire business strategy is built on producing vast amounts of content on multiple platforms for various tiers of publications. I.e. I write articles for big media, books for publishers, and blog and vlog for me to tell the daily story. Mixed altogether, this strategy enables me to continue traveling, observing, chronicling …

However, I haven’t perfected the strategy yet, and it seems that the times that I’m doing well on the blog I’m neglecting the YouTube channel and vice versa. I need to do both regularly, as — this may seem strange — many of my big opportunities stem from these platforms. Big media gives me authority and this more personal media shows that I’ve been there … Going there seems to be of way more interest.

Anyway, I just started posting on my YouTube channel again after taking three months off. Below is a video giving a quick run down of my travels since May for the crowd over there. I will continue telling the more in-depth version of these stories on the blog over the next couple of weeks. So stay tuned for that — a bunch more is coming from Canada.

Filed under: Blogging, Vlogging

About the Author:

I am the founder and editor of Vagabond Journey. I’ve been traveling the world since 1999, through 91 countries. I am the author of the book, Ghost Cities of China and have written for The Guardian, Forbes, Bloomberg, The Diplomat, the South China Morning Post, and other publications. has written 3694 posts on Vagabond Journey. Contact the author.

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