How to plan for a travel vlog for YouTube

11/21/22 • -1 min

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Creator Club | Social Media Marketing & Content Creation

A couple of weeks ago I asked my Instagram community what topics would be helpful to them for me to share on my podcast and a few of you asked about how to script a travel video. Scripting a travel video might seem complex - because how do you script something that isn’t a sit-down, educational video, filmed in the comfort of your own home? That’s what I want to walk you through today.

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