More ways to generate $$ from vlogging:
Vlogging can help you get you paid more in your day jobif you vlog
about stuff you become more of a recognized expert about that stuff if
you do decent work. This can help you get a better paying gig, or get
better paid at your current gig.
Vlogging
Message: 17 Date: Fri, 6 Jan 2006 01:04:35 -0500 From: Ron Watson [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: Thinking outside the box... So let's try it with this group: Goal: How can videoblogs generate revenue for vloggers? Po: Advertising does not exist. Po: Let's ban advertising on vlogs. I
Working out ways to making videoblogging pay, is like working out a
way to make sitting at home playing dominos pay.*
It's the same with any amateur creative endeavour, in a short period
of time, new people end up with an inflated sense of self worth. In
our community, its because of a false
Having said that, if there's an investor out there willing to give me
large wads of cash, no questions asked, then absolutely, I'm all
ears. Drop me an email.
Regards,
Richard
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--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Richard Bennett-Forrest
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Perhaps the equation should be: I make content, I don't make money;
they make content, so they shouldn't make any either.
Ding, ding, ding! We have a winner, Johnny!
Thus endeth the lesson.
Yahoo!
I like this question because there is gets to the variety of vlogs out there. Not all of them are or will be quirky, artisitic, avenues of personal _expression_, which I think may be harder (not impossible) to monetize or recoup the costs of putting together. Other themes like music,
There we go, RIchard!Po: Video Blogging should not make money. What is the byproduct of that?Your post gets to some valid points that immediately make me feel good about our prospects in maintaining control over our media and the ability to distribute it.The idea that we can race them to the
Ron is right. Some videobloggers NEED to make money. I, for example,
had three hours of sleep last night and was woken up by a fire alarm
at 4am (30 minutes after I lay down to sleep). I can barely open my
eyes yet I'm at work anyways... why? Because I need the money to live
on and I don't get
Friday, January 6, 2006, 1:49:18 PM, Ron Watson wrote:
If there is no money in
media then there is no sense in controlling it, is there?
But if there's no money in the media itself, then that leaves the
field wide open for people and organizations willing to spend money to
achieve other aims:
I call bullshit, on this. Videoblogging is communication.
Communication has emensly more value than playing dominos. Anything
that has value to *anyone* can be monitized. Anyone who has an
audiance has value to offer someone else who wants to talk to that
audiance.
To say that no one should
Nerissa (TheVideoQueen) wrote:
donations don't work--ask anyone in this group with a donation button on
their site.
I've gotten one donation. It worked quite well. It made me feel that the
person really valued what I did, and though it wasn't a huge amount, I
added it to the funds to
Why would you consider yourself in competition with those bankrolls,
anyway? Are they capable of preventing you from making media? If not,
then why do you think someone with an evangelist message will take
audience share away from you, who do not?
A friend of a friend is putting together (as soon
Hi Bill,
I call bullshit, on this. Anyone who has an
audiance has value to offer someone else who wants to talk to that
audiance.
I believe the original point of this thread was to find income
outside of advertising and also that selling your audience to a third
party, is a moral issue. And
its always great to give a donation.i have donated money to programmersusually because i make use of the software or feel they are providing a valuable free service. do you think they get a lot of donations? not usually i bet even Bram of BitTorrent barely got much donations and we all
also, who has donated money to ourmedia.org, blip.tv, fireant, mefeedia or vlogdir and on and on... these are services... many make great use of and benefit from.
if they cant get many random donations, you better believe that most vloggers wont either.On 1/6/06, Michael Sullivan
I'm not saying that there won't be an increase in content. I'm
saying that the increase hardly matters when there is already more
content than there are hours in a day. We've been at critical mass
in terms of content even before the Internet came along. Content
producers aren't just competing
Bill Streeter wrote:
But really, I gotta say, even the most mundane personal video blog
has much more value than playing dominoes.
How long until we see videoblogs about people playing dominoes?
(That sounds like a Friday Challenge to me!)
Pete
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On the topic of what a traditional video blog is, I gotta wonder
Geez Bill, now you're trying to argue things I agree with. Do you
actually read my emails?
On the original point, we disagree. No extra couple of hundred words,
and nit picking the technicalities of the argument is going to
you're kidding, right? =)
http://chasingmills.blogspot.com/2006/01/dominoes.html
Pete Prodoehl wrote:
Bill Streeter wrote:
But really, I gotta say, even the most mundane personal video blog
has much more value than playing dominoes.
How long until we see
It's not the activity -- dominnoes, taking garbage out, writing a
letter, etc. -- that makes a scene interesting, but the narrative
drama of characters.
-- Enric
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Markus Sandy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
you're kidding, right? =)
You are spot on Frank. Those four are all birds-of-a-feather. It's
about mindshare. There are quite a few vloggers that want their signal
undiluted, and I can respect that.On 1/6/06, Frank Carver [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Friday, January 6, 2006, 1:49:18 PM, Ron Watson wrote:
If there is no
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ms. Kitka [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The debate 'to be paid or not to be paid' is only here because we are
in limbo... waiting for the mainstream to fully integrate the system
vloggers and bloggers have set in motion.
Wanting the mainstream to integrate
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