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Greetings folks, and thanks for taking the time to read this!
We are a small sword review channel, (around 2k subscribers), and we are growing slowly but steadily. We've been talking about adding shorts to the mix of our long form videos, (usually about 10-15 mins each).
Our plan is to take whatever we see as the highlights of the upcoming long form video and essentially pair that with voiceover giving a quick chat about what to expect, finishing up with "if you want to learn more, check out the long form video" kinda deal.
I'm open to hear what folks think about that as a strategy. I also would like to hear what folks think about the release order of corresponding short and long form.
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The Tod Cutler line of sword replicas purports to make medieval replica swords designed according to Tod's exacting standards, but at a price more people can afford. Today we take a look at how they pulled it off with the type XV Arming Sword. Video link in comments.
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The Balaur Arms 15th century Italian Longsword has had an interesting production history. This most recent iteration is from LK Chen, with previous versions produced by OTC and later by Windlsss. To find out how LK Chen did, click the link in the comments! Thanks for looking!
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