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Turning your Naver Blog into a YouTube video

The 'blog', oftentimes dubbed as the first generation SNS, is said to be regaining popularity these days. The resurgence is credited to the global pandemic, as well as the carefully tempered exclusivity of blogs which has captured the hearts of those in their 20s.

In the local market, Naver Blogs are still widely used. Paradoxically, its inherent closed ecosystem makes it challenging to branch out to new channels once you've established a following. This is why many hesitate to dip their toes in the YouTube pool despite possessing a wealth of content.

Copy & Paste Your Naver Blog into VideoStew

With VideoStew's TTV (Text-to-Video), you can kickstart your YouTube journey in the quickest way possible.

Simply copy your blog text and paste it directly into VideoStew. (Please note that with Naver Blog, only dragging from your own blog is permitted.)

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Since the images you've already posted on your blog are also copied, you can create a fairly decent video just by doing a copy and paste.

But we're not done just yet. In order to craft a 'video that sells', a bit more effort is necessary.

Refining Your Content to Suit Video Format

Blogs typically consist of long paragraphs. To suit the grammar of video content, it’s best to display one sentence at a time. To put it in VideoStew terms, the more slides you use, the better.

Instead of using the blog original text as is inside the text input box, it's best practice to fine-tune content line by line.

Like the example below, intentionally craft short sentences to make a video optimized for the YouTube Shorts style. If only this much is done, you can definitely create a 'video that sells' on YouTube. Check out the video here

The Finals Touch to Boost Your Video Quality

If you want to up your game a little more, you can utilize more of VideoStew's functions. Although VideoStew offers numerous features, for YouTube videos, mastering the Pictogram, Animation, and Sound Effects should suffice.

Pictogram

VideoStew provides access to over 3 million pictograms. Once you've configured your basic video with AI voice-over, the next step you can explore is to use the Pictogram feature. Given that you can even add animation effects to the pictogram, you can have a dynamic video in your hands.