Comments on: Flat caravan tyre while driving http://travellingk.com/flat-caravan-tyre-while-driving/ Solo Female Travelling Around New Zealand in a Caravan Fri, 06 Jul 2018 00:32:48 +0000 hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=5.5.3 By: alan http://travellingk.com/flat-caravan-tyre-while-driving/#comment-3005 Wed, 25 Apr 2018 22:16:29 +0000 http://travellingk.com/?p=3029#comment-3005 Learning more about Patreon

This morning I’m learning more about Patreon and how to grow. Do you have any ideas on what I should try? What would you like to see on this page?

Watching a video that says I should change my setting from pay monthly to pay per creation. What do you think is better?

I’ve also learnt that I should add goals, improve my intro video to be more about Patreon and create a real community here. Always learning!
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alan prowse
I’ve made a little bit of a study about Patreon and the successful people on here. The one thing I don’t think you do enough of, is mention Patreon. I have looked at several successful Patreon RVers and they mention Patreon at the end of every youtube video. It’s important to keep this fresh in the minds of your youtube subscribers. In fact lessjunkmorejourney did a special youtube video just about Patreon and why it is SO important to them and how the patronage transfers into better youtube videos, concentrating on the benefits to the viewer, particularly, special skype chats with the Patreon subscribers only and that not all videos are on youtube, in this video, they state some of their most special and in depth videos are on Patreon alone. This is excellent marketing, because it forces people to join Patreon to see more personal and specialized videos. I think if you did a thorough, say at least 5 minute video, on youtube, about Patreon benefits to you and your caravan lifestyle and also for the youtube subscriber, I wouldn’t be at all surprised if you doubled your patrons overnight. It can be difficult for NZers to talk about such things, but I’m confident you’ll find a way. Also, don’t be afraid to be a little bit emotional, like you were with the tyre video. I’ve seen all your video’s and I have never seen you so upset and stressed, it’s good, it puts the viewers on your side and more willing to help you. This year alone you have added about 500 subscribers on youtube in 4 months. These people are benefiting from your video, don’t be afraid to ask them for support, in your own way. Take a look at this guy he basically says the same things, I like his idea about linking your vlog to other sites, to get more views, the more often youtube subscribers watch you and hear “Patreon” the more likely they will support you. As he says, the viewers subscribe on youtube, because they feel a personal connection and want a better connection with the vlogger. (for myself, its a bit different, what convinced me was the video about how you make videos and how professional you are, along with the tyre blow out), it should increase your income on Patreon. Sorry, I know it seems impossible for me to write just 1 sentence on anything. haha. Let me know what you think?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fsrwpwop9Bc

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]]> By: alan http://travellingk.com/flat-caravan-tyre-while-driving/#comment-3002 Tue, 24 Apr 2018 03:04:45 +0000 http://travellingk.com/?p=3029#comment-3002 did you fix your water leak?
you might want to attach a sheet of aluminium under your van, to cover key areas like water tanks (if any) and pipes, in case a tyre explodes again. It’s often the damage to the caravan that causes worse ongoing problems later. Wish I was there, I could fix that pipe for you. One thing that I did before buying my van was to study in depth how they are built. Then acquire all the necessary tools, to fix almost any problem. In addition placing aluminium sheeting to cover important exposed parts from damage on our rough roads and replace some plastic parts with stronger metal parts throughout the van. I’m actually considering setting up a mobile caravan mechanical repair business. So many people have mechanical issues and don’t have the right training or equipment to repair damage like yours. No matter where I go in NZ, somebody has a problem or other and I have the right equipment and knowledge, to fix things for them. Believe it not, there is no mobile caravan repairer in all of NZ. I can go to the UK and do a course to become certified in electrical repair. Do you think this would be a good idea?
Stay positive is the important thing, with all the repairs you have done to your van, it will only continue to improve. Also, trust your instinct, like getting both tyres changed together, would have been a good idea. Also, if there are cars behind you, they can wait, you must put your own safety and that of your caravan ahead of other drivers.

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