Infinix Vlog Masters Rhian Ramos, Kianna Dy, & Benedict Cua’s tips on creating vlogs that stand out

Vlogging started out as simply documenting your day or sharing fun moments with friends on social media. Now, it’s evolved into a viable career path for aspiring content creators. You can see the range of content on platforms like YouTube and TikTok, where they talk about anything under the sun and sometimes even do interesting challenges.

With millions of content online, it can be hard to stand out. But the great thing about vlogging is there’s a lot of room to be creative and flexible with your content. This is what the Infinix Vlog Masters know all too well as they constantly think outside the box when capturing their own stories with the new Infinix ZERO 30 5G.

If you’re looking for inspiration for your next vlog, let Rhian Ramos, Kianna Dy, and Benedict Cua motivate you with these tips:

The boosted vlog guide for content creator newbies!

The continuing popularity of social media has encouraged Gen Z to share their lives online. These days, the preferred platform is video, with more young Filipinos starting vlogs. Debuting a channel is easy, but an aspiring vlogger must keep a few things in mind if they want to grow their following and reach people.

Below are three simple tips to help first-time content creators:

#FreeYouTubeForAll - Smart, Sun, TNT subscribers get BIGGEST YouTube Surprise!

Following the massive success of its Video Every Day campaign, digital service provider Smart Communications ups the ante with a bigger and more accessible FREE YouTube treat for millions of Filipinos.

Now, all prepaid subscribers of Smart, Sun and TNT simply have to dial *123#—Smart’s easy-access portal for promos—to enjoy more hours of YouTube every day.

Free YouTube for All

“Filipinos love YouTube and it has evolved to become more than just a platform. For many, it is an educational tool, an entertainment hub or a handy resource for life hacks,” PLDT-Smart SVP and Consumer Business Market Development Head Oscar A. Reyes, Jr. said.