European Wine Bloggers Conference

Vienna, Austria – October 22nd-24th, 2010

Session 3 – Stream 2: Videoblogging

October 21st, 2009 · Comments · sessions

Moderator: Denise Medrano

Time: 11:15 – 12:00 pm

Roundtable Contributors: Daniele del Gesso, Zev Robinson, Gwendolyn Alston

Theme: How is Videoblogging Changing the Online Wine Landscape?

Questions to be Addressed:

  • What, in your opinion, is the future relationship between video blogging and the traditional written blog?
  • What makes a wine video different from other types of video?
  • What does video add to the wine blogosphere?
  • Is video more effective in getting the wine message across to the viewer or less effective?
  • What are some alternatives to video wine reviews?
  • How would you encompass other aspects of social media into wine videos re: the recent L’anima challenge and twitter?
  • Technical aspects of videoblogging: how important is the equipment and is a flip camera enough?
  • How, in your opinion, do you make an interesting video? What turns you off? What is the ideal length of a wine video? What makes a wine video good or bad, or is it all just shades of grey?
  • How can wineries use video in an interactive way on their blogs to get their message across? How do they convince viewers that it’s not a sales pitch (even though we all know it is)?
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    • Really looking forward to learning lots in this short session ... I'd also be keen to hear briefly under technical aspects, the advantages/disadvantages of using YouTube or Vimeo or others to upload/host the videos.

      And, does anyone have any thoughts or even solid statistics about whether blog readers are more likely to watch videos rather than read text/pictures and whether this therefore improves traffic.

      Thanks for putting the points together Denise and the others, looking forward to meeting you all too.
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