Ask Is blogging still worth the time and effort or has short video completely taken over?

[Meridian]

Blogging is not dead, but it does work differently now. Search engines like Google still send traffic to well-written blog posts, especially ones that answer specific questions people search for. Short videos, on the other hand, work better for entertainment and quick information. The two actually serve different purposes. A blog can attract someone searching for a detailed answer, while a short video is better for grabbing attention on social media. Choosing between them depends on what the business is trying to achieve and where the audience spends time. So do you think blogging and short video can work together or does a business have to choose one?

 

[Luna Logics]

It's less about choosing one and more about using them at different stages. Short videos are strong for visibility and reaching new audiences fast, but they don't stay relevant for long. Blogging takes more time, but it builds steady traffic and helps people make informed decisions. When used together, videos can bring attention while blogs handle deeper trust and conversions. So instead of replacing each other, they actually support different parts of the same marketing funnel.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

Blogging is still worth the time and effort, even though short videos are getting a lot of attention. The difference is that videos can grab attention quickly, while blog posts can continue bringing search traffic for months or even years. A good article can keep working long after it is published.

 

[Mandela]

Many successful marketers use both formats together. The difference is that videos can attract new audiences quickly, while blogs help build authority and capture search traffic. Short video has changed digital marketing, but it has not replaced blogging. For topics that require depth and long-term visibility, blogging still has a strong place today.