You only need a tiny number.The optimum is two or three. After that, the benefit drops off and it starts to look messy. Use one niche tag One location tag Optional: one content type tag That keeps your post tidy and still puts it in the right searchable boxes. Tagging works differently and it is powerful for local creators. Tag one business per post Only tag the one that appears in your video. Keep it clean. When a business sees themselves tagged, they are more likely to reply, re-share, comment, or follow. That extra interaction bumps your post in the feed. It also helps the algorithm understand who your content is for. Hashtags put you in search boxes.Tags create direct visibility with the people you want to notice you. Hashtags bring discovery. Business tags bring relationships. Use both lightly and with intention. That is the trick.

Here is a simple trick you can try the next time you film in your town. Film a five second “arrival shot” Before you go into a café, shop, venue, or event, grab a quick clip of you walking up to the door. Five seconds is enough. It gives your video a clear starting point. Viewers feel like they are arriving with you. It also makes your edit look smoother without adding any extra work. Next time you pop out, film that tiny arrival clip. Add it to your next vlog and watch how much more polished your video feels.

Here is a simple trick you can use today to make your videos look cleaner and more professional, without buying anything. Use the Two Clip Rule When you film a location or a niche moment, record two clips instead of one. One wide shot, one close up. Why it works It makes your edits look smoother. It gives you options. It also makes even simple moments feel more intentional. Viewers stay watching longer because the visuals change. Try it today Next time you film a café, a street shot, or even the night sky, grab a wide clip, then a close up. Put them together and you will see the difference straight away. Simple, fast, and it lifts your content in seconds.

Oh dear. I hit rock bottom this weekend. I went to a party with a chest infection, sprained my ankle, and realised that my life was a total mess! Spent much of the night crying on the bed feeling sorry for myself. There's only one thing a sad, scruffy girl can do in this condition: have a glow up. Monday started with the gym. I've thrown out all my crappy makeup and underwear. Plucked my eyebrows. Started journalling again. And most importantly, bought a kick ass new camera so I can fire up my Manchester Youtube channel and share every step of my glow up with you. She's the DJI Pocket Osmo 3 - perfect for cinematic travel vlogs. Follow along as I transform my space, my style, and my content, from scruffy and stuck to confident and creating. Are you due a glow up? Let's work through this together.

Here are a few easy glow up steps. I've got to look decent on my new mega HD camera, and it starts right here. 1. Hydrate & Nourish Start your day with a big glass of water and something nourishing for your body. Feeling good inside shows up outside. 2. Quick Grooming Win Pluck your eyebrows, moisturise, brush hair, or do a mini skincare routine. Small rituals instantly lift your vibe. 3. Refresh Your Space Tidy a corner of your room, wash bedding, or clear a drawer. Clean surroundings make you feel polished and in control. 4. Move Your Body A short workout, brisk walk, or gentle stretches gets your energy flowing and boosts confidence. 5. Micro Upgrade Add one small upgrade to your look or routine—new underwear, a bold lipstick, or even just switching to your nicest gym gear. Little wins stack fast. Let's glow up together