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Footstep, however, is not looking to spread the word.
Now, it's looking to spread those operations to China.
"YouTubers are looking to spread their wings beyond YouTube," says analyst Mark Mulligan of Midia Research.
But the organisation is also looking to spread its risk by exploring other revenue streams.
It'd be a boon for 3D printing advocates looking to spread the technology far and wide.
Increasingly, apps and services are looking to spread across every platform possible: web, mobile, TV, cars and whatever other devices they can run on.
Because carmakers look to spread the formidable costs of research and development over as many vehicles as possible.
The Chiefs have run rigid, tight offensive systems in recent seasons, but Reid will look to spread the field out and ask more questions of the opposition.
As China looks to spread its wealth and influence, the United States is not the only country seeking to shield its industries under the guise of national security.
One form this is likely to take is cross-border emissions trading, as countries look to spread the economic risks of complying with the Paris accords.
It is the second thriller from Belgium on BBC4 following the bank heist drama, Salamander, as the broadcaster looks to spread its net further beyond the traditional Scandinavian home of its biggest hits, The Bridge, The Killing, and Borgen.
