ytelling instinct matters more than gear, the case for in-house video production, and Visit Lodi’s new partner video co-op program. Adam opens with a challenge to DMOs: if locals drive 50%+ of visitation through visiting friends and relatives, why aren’t we treating them like a priority audience?

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