EmailToday's video of the day is from Great Big Story and is about a man in Seoul who can balance anything, and we mean anything. As always, Great Big Story delivers a well put together video with an interesting character that keeps you watching the whole time. More interesting is that this video is part of a new series from Great Big Story about the characters of the streets of Seoul. This series is a great example of how you can find a concept and just repeat it over and over again as long as you continue to find good characters and good stories.
This kind of thing is exactly what you want if you are looking to start your own channel: a repeatable concept that works every time. This way you are able to turn videos around quickly and you can find a dedicated audience.
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