Agnes Kheranyan believes that a video blogger is someone who records and a video about what they do in real life and spreads it across the internet. Speaking from your own name, you are able to make connections with people.<\/p>\n
\u201cThe reactions are inspirational for me. It seems to me that people need positive, light, happy vibes,\u201d she said.<\/p>\n
Agnes doesn\u2019t watch tv, she doesn\u2019t follow news regularly, but she noticed that people watch YouTube more now than TV, because it\u2019s easier to find what they want that way.<\/p>\n
She adds that journalism, of course, can be part of video blogging, but it\u2019s important that it isn\u2019t made boring.<\/p>\n
She is convinced that if news outlets want to convey something serious to young people, they can do it via video bloggers, who already have a stable audience on the Armenian internet domain.<\/p>\n
It is difficult for YouTubers in Armenia, because it\u2019s difficult to make normal money and monetize your own products. Agnes Kheranyan suggests not to wait for gifts and try to apply to all potential sponsors.<\/p>\n
\u201cVideo blogging is a force, because a couple thousand people a day can watch you,\u201d she said. Especially, since a community of Armenian video bloggers is already being formed. The second course<\/a> of video blogging will also help. <\/p>\n