Ask Should I create a video version of every blog post I write?

[Brajet]

You do not have to turn every post into a video, but doing it for your most important articles can help you reach more people. Some readers prefer watching over reading, and a video version of your content can perform well on YouTube and bring new visitors to your site. The challenge is that making good videos takes time and some basic equipment. A better approach is to start with your top five or ten posts and see if the videos get any views before committing to doing it for everything. Would you consider adding video to your content plan?

 

[Luna Logics]

Adding video can definitely boost reach because many users prefer watching over reading, and it can also bring extra traffic from platforms like YouTube. However, it's not practical to convert every post into a video since it takes time and effort. A smarter approach is to start with your best-performing or most important evergreen articles, turn them into simple videos, and then see how they perform before scaling it further.

 

[Anthony Joshua]

For me, I am thinking it makes more sense to turn only the strongest blog posts into videos instead of doing every single one. Some topics work better in video format, especially tutorials, reviews, or problem-solving content. That way, time and effort go into content that already has proven interest from readers.