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The popularity and demand for vlogs (videos) on YouTube, Vimeo etc has grown exponentially over the last few years, especially during the COVID 19 “lockdown” period.
If you are thinking about vlogging your technical prowess or business and want some tips, in this short audio extract from my video, I will cover the basis and some of my lessons learned.
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