Video Blogs have an appealing effect to the people who see it and who sympathize with its content. They are a phenomena, and here to stay. Mainstream entertainment is wired with video blogging. Here, in Blogworld, You are the director of your own video. Commonly refered to and known as vlogs (short term for video blog), contents usually contain simply scenes of everyday life.

As well as an creative outlelt, like blogs themselves, vlogs can also be profitable. According to some experts, by creating a video advertising sensible products and linking it up with various web directories, fast income is a possibility.

Who isn't familiar with Youtube? Here we have a very typical example of a resource for the numerous vlogs being done today. A lot of people posts their videos of all kinds of subject matter. The viewer could learn from it, laugh with it, or you could trash it. It's a media-friendly digital file anyone could author and direct anytime, anywhere, anyhow.

What should be the content of a vlog?

Basically, everything and anything you can think of. A mixture of humor, downfalls, heartaches, struggles, and life's simple pleasures. You could feature anything -your favorite food, an MTV you proudly taped, vices, poor sleeping habits, health problems-ANYTHING. The majority of experimental vlogs are short clips of gatherings like birthdays and graduations. The cool thing is it doesn't have to be Hollywood produced; it just has to be real.

How can you start my own video blog?

Gather up a camcorder or a mobile phone. Point the lens at something that you think would be interesting and would catch your viewer's attention like your face or that cute neighbor washing his/her car. Record! The time will depend on how you would visualize your vlog's appeal. Show it to a friend, first. It doesn't have to be great, just enough to get hold attention. If you can't hold a friend's attention, probably you will not hold anyone else's either.

When is the right time to start?

After you've assembled the right equipment, make a go for it. Take it as you wish. Record it as you please. Anytime is the best time. Just make sure viewers end up understanding what you've recorded.

Below are 3 key steps for vlog production.

1. Visualize - what will your vlog would look like? Think of the filming: all films have a beginning, and ending. What point do you want to make? What is your demonstration? What is your product, and what will it do for your customer? If you have no idea on how a vlog really looks like, YouTube has many, many examples.

2. Design and Content- after streaming the content of your videotape into your computer, and maybe even doing some editing, consider your target audience, and find a suitable blog site. Or, post it on your own if applicable!

3. Upload - Voila! You're very own video blog. At last, a tiny space amongst millions! Speilberg will never know you just kicked his hindquarters!

An amateur vlog is always welcome. With practice, you'll develop your own style. Whether recording an family event or selling a product, remember, you ultimately want to hold your audience's attention. There is never a limit on creativity.