I smashed through the 30,000 YouTube subscriber target yesterday. My video about the army private, Cathal Crotty, who was handed a fully suspended three-year sentence for beating a young woman unconscious generated over 500 new subscribers for me. Whether these subscribers are of any benefit to me or my channel is doubtful, to be frank.… Continue reading I reached 30,000 subscribers to my YouTube channel yesterday
Category: Video Marketing
The unforeseen benefit of blogging every day
I never thought when I started this blog and made a promise to myself that I would write something here every day that it would give rise to a series of videos which I publish on my YouTube channel. The reason I resolved to write something every day was simply to maintain my writing muscle.… Continue reading The unforeseen benefit of blogging every day
I shot this video on my lunchbreak down the Royal Canal and it blew up
I have tried all sorts of things to grow my YouTube channel. By “all sorts of things” I mean, of course, I have published a wide range of videos which differ as to Some of my experiments have worked, most have failed. A spectacular success, however, has been a recent foray into the subject of… Continue reading I shot this video on my lunchbreak down the Royal Canal and it blew up
Relational versus transactional videos and a subtle transition
My attempts to create more relational type videos rather than strictly transactional videos is going well. There appears to be a good interest in the day in the life type of video. And I do not believe that is a surprise as people have a great interest in the daily lives of others. The explosion… Continue reading Relational versus transactional videos and a subtle transition
Being recognised out and about from my YouTube channel
I was in Galway last weekend for a couple of nights over the bank holiday weekend. And, as usual, I was recognised by a couple of guys who welcomed me to Galway and told me they enjoyed my YouTube channel and that they were subscribers. The two meetings were on different days and with unrelated… Continue reading Being recognised out and about from my YouTube channel
Heading for 30,000 YouTube subscribers
My YouTube channel is heading for 30,000 subscribers, which is a nice landmark type of target. A nice round number. At the moment I have over 29,000 subscribers so it should not take much longer, touch wood, to reach 30,000. I know the type of video that will propel my channel more quickly to this… Continue reading Heading for 30,000 YouTube subscribers
Buying new camera gear
I’m looking forward to delivery of the new DJI Osmo Pocket 3 camera which I ordered yesterday online. Like anybody with an interest or passion in a hobby or activity I fall into the trap of regularly buying new gear. Because I might be able to do it (video making) a little better, a bit… Continue reading Buying new camera gear
Transactional versus relational videos and brand building
I have published a video this morning entitled “Structural surveys, Trump’s porn, misinformation, a day in the life | Terry Gorry Solicitor Law Vlog”. It is a “day in the life” type video showing what a typical day in the life is for me in my solicitor’s practice in Enfield. Many people like these type… Continue reading Transactional versus relational videos and brand building
Puzzling over my Vespa/cycling videos
I’m in two minds about a particular type of video I intend making and publishing on my YouTube channel. The video type to which I refer is footage from my cycle and/or Vespa rides with a GoPro or Osmo Action 4 camera. I cannot make up my mind as to whether to keep law and… Continue reading Puzzling over my Vespa/cycling videos
My experimental video tanked (so far)
I published a video on my YouTube channel at the weekend as an experiment. The video is 45 minutes of me riding my Vespa around the roads at home. I don’t think I say anything and certainly make no comment about law or business. It was just a lot of footage I had taken with… Continue reading My experimental video tanked (so far)