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In our childhood, everyone wanted to be a movie star or a fireman. Today, the focus shifted, and some kids still want to act in blockbusters or save lives, but many of them dream about a career in video blogging.
Becoming a famousYouTube or Instagram personality is a nice goal, but like in any career, it takes skills, understanding the profession's core, and what you need to do to become successful here.
Today we will unveil some of the mysteries behind becoming a video blogger, what equipment you need to have for it, and how you can find your niche. Without further ado, let's get started.
So, to make things clear, first of all, we should talk about what video blogging is and why you need to create a video blog and even try to achieve success here.
A video blogger is a person who creates video content, uploads it on one or a couple of platforms for their followers to watch. Content can be free like on YouTube, Instagram, or TikTok, or paid like on Patreon.
A person can become a video blogger if they have a creative vision, love to share content, and are ready to explore this unstable yet exciting profession.
Video content can be very different. For example, YouTube bloggers will probably make longer videos to get monetization, and it will be deeper and better-edited videos than if we talk about TikTok bloggers. People on TikTok are limited to 60-second videos, so they need to be more creative to attract people to their channels.
As for the type of yourvlog, it can be pretty much anything. For example:
The trend is a dynamic and fluctuating substance. What is on top today can be absolutely irrelevant next week. So take this list of thepopular niches in video blogging with a grain of salt, and always do additionalYouTube SEO research before choosing your niche.
In general, in 2021, the most popular niches are:
After choosing your niche, you need to equip yourself with propervlogging gear. It is not enough to shoot videos on your phone anymore because even new YouTubers upload really high-quality videos.
Firstly, you need a nice camera, not very expensive, but one that gives a high-quality result. Second, we advise you to buy studio lights, a good microphone and decorate your filming space. You can purchase all these things second-hand to save some money.
Now let's talk about useful apps and software.
Becoming a blogger in 2021 can be a tough task. The industry already has its stars, and you need to put a lot of effort into becoming a part of this group.
However, if you choose your niche, get the right equipment, and are passionate about what you are doing, soon enough, you can see anincrease in subscribers and the long-awaited success you've craved for.
Author: Evelina Brown