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Vlogging: the next big thing

Vlogging: the next big thing

The one in which I discuss vlogging, via the medium of a vlog and proves that if I have the technical skills to make a video and put it on Youtube, anyone can.
Starts well…. the end, not so much.

About Gemma M

Gemma blogs at Helloitsgemma, see link below She is an older not wiser, mother of one small boy. Gemma always has painted toe nails and enjoys cake.

Helen cocomamastyle

Monday 8th of December 2014

Loved your vlog! I've recently started vlogging at cocomamastyle on YouTube. I enjoy it! I've also recently started watching others but agree with what you said about not being 'in the room' when watching something rather than reading. *she writes while shushing child*

Gemma

Tuesday 27th of January 2015

Helen, I've been over and had a look at some of your Youtube vids. So professional, you are absolutely natural - Love it. You may have converted me to watching vlogs!

JuggleMum, Nadine Hill (@Businessmum)

Wednesday 3rd of December 2014

Hi Gemma I loved watching your vlog, and from it, I feel like I 'know' you a little better now! Such is the magic of vlogging! My fave bit was the 'fannying around' and also the bedroom location! The other YouTubers do it in their bedrooms I think as most of them still live with 'Mum'! I myself, usually vlog in the kitchen- go figure! Anyway, great post!

Gemma

Tuesday 27th of January 2015

Thank you Nadine, I am really flattered. You are Queen of kitchen vlogs.

Anya from Older Single Mum and The Healer

Wednesday 26th of November 2014

I was going to say 'Priceless' too and I'll be very surprised if you're not the very next YT sensation! Best vlog I've ever seen xx

Gemma

Tuesday 27th of January 2015

A couple of months have gone by and I've not been approached to star as Zoella's pretend mum. oh well, clearly not the next sensation...

emma t

Wednesday 26th of November 2014

Love it. Whenever I try I have a 3yo turn up to interrupt. Really annoying. I find I err a lot, and then ramble on for way too low. It's a lot of effort to do it well and be a natural.

And I agree on watching vlogs. I blog in front of the tv in the living room with the OH, so I'd rather read a post, and if there's a vlog I rely on there being a transcript. It's too antisocial to sit there with headphones on.

Gemma

Tuesday 27th of January 2015

Ah! I am not alone. It's a tricky thing, I do think headphones create a barrier, when we are already locked into our laptops. Obviously, the more you do it, the less erring - I guess. Interrupting children, I have no tips, in my experience small children are absolutely glued to the TV, unless you are trying to do something important in the next room - it is as if they have sixth sense....

Elizabeth

Wednesday 26th of November 2014

Great video!! I really need to get into vlogging. I used to do it years ago, before I even had a blog, but there were some trolls and it discouraged me. I'm wondering if I may do vimeo instead but I know that both SEO and traffic wise it's not as good.

Gemma

Tuesday 27th of January 2015

Give it another go Elizabeth, if you have the experience and the skills, I imagine it's like riding a bike. Can't comment on Vimeo, I guess if you are embedding it in a post, you can use text around it for bump up the SEO? To be honest, I am not the best person re. SEO.

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