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Two Colorado construction workers narrowly escaped death on Wednesday after the scaffolding platform they stood on came loose and began furiously swinging in the wind

The workers were 24 stories up when the scary incident occurred and those who noticed what was happening in various surrounding buildings hit record on their devices

Onlookers couldn't quite believe their eyes when they saw the heavy platform break from the frame and dangerously hover over people walking in the street below that morning

Fortunately the gusts blew the scaffolding into Denver's Four Seasons Hotel and Residences, where rooms start around $369 per night

It smashed through glass in the 45 story building and allowed the pair – who were cleaning up scaffolding supplies - to latch on and climb through to safety

Tony Tromba, who filmed one of the videos from Brooks Tower, said it 'hit the window and cracked it a few times before it smashed through it'

He told CBS4: 'It was getting a gust and getting blown away from the building, and it was kind of spinning out and getting blown back

The wind was kind of holding it up and then it would just slam in.' They were taken to hospital and treated for minor injuries, Denver Fire Department said

Firefighters got a call after 11.20am and closed off the affected area on Arapahoe Street between 14th and 15th streets until 2

30pm, Fox 31 reported.An investigation was launched to determine what caused the incident

On Friday a representative from the hotel told DailyMail.com that nobody inside the building was injured either

The spokesperson said: 'On Wednesday, scaffolding became unsecured on the side of our building

We appreciate the immediate response of the Denver Police and Fire department, as the areas were immediately secured

'The individuals involved suffered minor injuries and were immediately treated.No hotel guests, residents or employees were injured

At Four Seasons Hotel Denver, the safety and well-being of our guests, residents and employees is our top priority

For more infomation >> Video: Construction workers cling to broken scaffolding before escaping death through smashed glass - Duration: 3:44.

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5 things YOU need to do as a serious Youtube video creator. Live Pewdie pie sub count - Duration: 7:56.

hello my name is Stephen I am the man with a hat. This channel is dedicated

to sharing with you how I grew my subscribers by 3000 in just 10 days by doing what

the big boys do and I'm going to show you five things that they do that you

don't - right after this!

One of the first things you have to do of course is decide as a creator what is

important to you, is it just creating and publishing or would you like to do

more than just that perhaps even making a living and getting sponsorship and

brand deals and make a really good income. Once you've decided which way you want

to go (and for the moment we'll just put the hobbyist to one side) you then need

to have a plan and a focus if you don't know where your focus is or where you're

going you'll never know the route to take to get there

the most important tip by far is your content. All the top youtubers do it

because they love what they create we all started off as very poor creators

some people actually delete their earlier videos because they're so

ashamed of them I think there's a good idea to leave them so you can monitor

your progress and how good you are. Every top YouTube video creator will tell you

they love their subject they're passionate about what they do they have

a focus and if they put themselves in front of a camera, their real identity

who they are rather than pretending to be someone else, that is what makes great

content. Natural delivery, natural focus, natural enthusiasm and sincerity towards

the subject also remember not to compare yourself with other people other people

are not your competition whether they be better than you or worse than you you

are your competition are you getting better at your presentation though the

way you deliver the flowing the editing and don't forget you don't need to have

expensive equipment to become a good youtuber there are one or two really big

youtubers who still use a phone. There's a company called Flare TV who are very

new to YouTube just a few months old already they've got well over a million

subscribers and it's happened with one video with only one piece of content

nobody talks on it nobody appears on it. How the heck did they do that?

Well unless you've been under a rock for the last few months you will probably have

heard the two names PewDiePie which is the biggest youtuber and has

for years on this platform and he was being chased by T-series which has been

threatening to take his crown away for him as the largest youtuber this battle

has been going on and on for weeks and months and Flare TV, all they've done is

they've taken the stats the numbers our subscriber numbers from each of those

people and put them on screen, that's all they've done. But nobody can beat

being original so they were the first ones to spot this potential battle

between two creators and launched a constant live stream which would go on

for months, no interruptions the same song just in a loop all the time in the

background, and they have so many hundreds of thousands of watch time

minutes every day. Now this next tip has the potential, huge potential to bring

you lots of watch time, audience retention, and new subscribers and of

course we all want new subscribers who are these people? Let's break them down

the death or partial hearing, those who choose to watch with the sound turned

off because they're in an environment with other people, all those in a social

situation where they cannot have the sound on and if they do they couldn't

hear you, they like to watch. There's 480 million people that

fit just that category, and there's several millions more those English isn't first

language. But they may well be interested in your type of creative work so why

wouldn't you turn on subtitles the answer really is because there is some

work involved and it's okay for the really big boys who have got staff who

can do all the work like that for them but you need to be able to tap in to

that big audience by doing something yourself. Now subtitles are

auto-generated by the YouTube software then rather like Siri on the iOS

platform or Google, who all have voice recognition software but we've all got

different accents and different twangs to our voices and they do make mistakes

especially if you stutter like I just did

so what you do is you're going to this subtitles transcript and you put the

corrections in, making sure it's 99% correct and publish the fact you've got

subtitles, there's a whole new audience for you and it could take off - yes there

is some effort involved but that's what all the big boys do and that's why

you're watching this video isn't it? So so far we've ascertained that really

your creative content is about things that you enjoy you're passionate about

it shows that you don't need to have all the best equipment in the world and be

spending money and you need to be original and people will find you and

enjoy the content with you not only that you need to reach these people who can't

be reached by using subtitles and helping people to engage in your content

without the need for sound. Oonce you've done that and you've got these

subscribers in, they are expecting to see content from you that's why they've

subscribed so you need to be regular with your posting of new content you

need to do it at a regular time a regular day whether it be every day, once

a week once, every two weeks, twice a month it doesn't really matter what your

schedule is as long as it becomes a regular schedule. Now I post at just gone

midnight on Saturday mornings every week I'm also now doing something similar

with this channel but only once a month Hey so you might as well subscribe to this

channel because you know every month you're going to get a brand new video to

watch and it's not going to be too much that you can't afford to spend the time

watching them is just once a month. Anyway, moving on to an additional FREE

tip number six for you and that is engagement it's about taking the time to

show your subscribers you do care it's not just about how much you can suck at

them to give you some reward but it's showing them you appreciate this

subscription if they leave your comment then reply to it leave a thumbs up to

their comment give them a like the heart-shaped button if possible ask them

another question to get them to engage with you even further you'll find so

many youtubers do not engage hardly at all and some - never.

But don't forget I've got other videos before this one which will show

you how to make highly clickable effective and eye catching thumbnails

the things that people see and they decide should I click that video or not

also how to create really good titles and descriptions with the use of a free

piece of software called tubebuddy it's a browser extension which saves you

so much time and gives you all the right keywords people are actually searching

for right now and you can fit those into your video tags and descriptions it's

free so why wouldn't you do it anyway if you did enjoy that video all you got to

do is take a look over there and if you want any of my shirts like this I've

been showing off and I've got a couple of others that also you can click the

link at the bottom there and buy some of my merchandise thank you very much for

joining me don't be a stranger in your cake hole, catch you later

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