Blogging Vs Vlogging

If there is something that is taking the Internet world by storm, it is video. It is no longer necessary for one to concentrate on the computer trying to read something as it can become a funny video. The funny thing is that a video, no matter how funny it is, will be able to convey more information than words with its inflections and gestures.

If you have a blog, the best content you can put today is a video. It will help increase your income as more people come to watch the videos and it will also improve the way you connect with your blog readers.

Imagine how easy it is to have a video interview instead of having to type the names of each participant every time they make a comment.

Writing is much more difficult than creating a video.

A story that took thousands of words to finish can be created into a 5 minute video that is as if nothing more descriptive. The video would also take about 30 minutes to complete from recording to posting.

Bloggers, no matter what topic they like to blog about, are now seeing the power of video as well. Film and broadcast have become their most powerful tools in reaching out to us with their feedback, recommendations, and experiments. Today it is known as video blogging.

In many circles, video blogging has been referred to as vlogging. The blog is the same old blog, but now it uses videos instead of text. Media consumers who used to be on the Internet are now increasingly becoming media creators.

Despite not getting much promotion from Apple, Apple’s iTunes pod streaming feature also allows you to subscribe to vlogs.