Advice for New YouTube Channel (and watch our Van Tour!)

[tntmtb]

Hi! We just started our new YouTube channel that will feature vanlife to explore the best mountain bike trails and cities across the pacific northwest and Canada.

Here's our van tour in 4k-- any feedback or suggestions on how to help this take off is super appreciated!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTe2PrD1cWQ&feature=youtu.be

[Camper_Dan]

Greetings & Welcome!

I liked many of your ideas, but I feel like you're really missing out on the best stuff due to a lack of windows.  Lots of windows, and an indoor toilet & shower really improve the quality of life, along with a permanent bed that doesn't need to be jostled.

Kudo's for charging your house batteries while driving, because you don't have nearly enough solar to keep them charged, and parking in the sun during the summer is the pits.

Wishing you both many great adventures!  Keep us posted!

[Cheap Travel Project]

Hey tntmb,

Just subscribed!

Your van looks wicked, we are thinking about heading to Canada after we finish up working/travelling Europe, so I'm going to keep an eye on your channel.

I noticed you have a large following on YouTube but you only have recently new channel. Any tips on how you got your following?

Cheers

[obromis]

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