Some I tend to watch on Youtube, others read their FB pages.
I like Travel Tips by Laurie as well. She has some good suggestions and you know she has actually traveled, lol.
I've started watching another gal, Eunice, who does the Theory of Simple and who gives experience based travel tips.
France by Vero is excellent. She is an RS guide but tours us around Tours, lol, in her free time as well as Paris and other places. I'd never gotten why the Medici Fountain in the Luxembourg Gardens in Paris is cool until she did an impromptu walk there!
A French Frye in Paris by Corey Frye is excellent and I know a number of people on the forum are fans of his. He does excellent video walks in Paris and I've gone to see some cool things he's shown on his walks. I do DIY walks based on some of the things he and Vero show.
I'm not as crazy about Les Frenchies...they seem to spend a lot of time eating and going "mmmm".
I follow both Sarah Murdoch (Adventures with Sarah) and Mark Seymour (Touring Britain) on FB. Both are former RS guides who've started their own small touring companies. Mark in particular is educational - I love his thumbnail sketches of folks in different historical periods. His piece written from the POV of a Roman legionnaire drafted from Spain and sent to Hadrian's Wall really caught me (and also made me sign up for one of his tours, lol).
I agree about some travel bloggers or "influencers" who have just dreadful blogs with made up sh*t, frankly. Won't give them the time of day or the clicks on their blogs. The ones I've seen who do blog posts regarding Yellowstone with which I am very familiar have just seemingly "read a guidebook" and have little or no actual experience. With the big National Parks I think the best advice is from folks who've visited multiple times and know how to handle crowds, traffic, etc. but sometimes you don't know that until you look at the "About" section.