What makes a quality youtube casino review?

[bleety.com]

Hi

I am trying to create quality video casino reviews that I would include into my review pages.

I have included voice over and I am trying to keep the video length under 4 minutes.

Since I can't post URLs yet - here are youtube video codes that you should paste after watch?v= in your browser:

Video 1: xmsFE5l0RbU
Video 2: i80o0HGXVXo

What do you guys think? Are they any good? What could be done better? What have I missed to include?

Thanks, Vic

 

[Online18Casino]

I think they look very well made. I do like them, however I will say that the computer voiceover makes them feel a bit impersonal and therefore maybe less entertaining..? If you could find a way to make them a bit more entertaining you may find better results. A lot of people review different products on YouTube, the most successful are the ones with the largest on camera personalities.

But if your going for a bland (not meaning in a disrespectful way), 100% information based review, they look very good!

 

[edgarf76]

I am impressed, they look excellent and cover everything from the review of the type of software, the navigation of the site, and examples of games.

The voice over is great, I cannot think of anything that you could add, that is one of the best casino reviews on youtube that I have seen, Usually I see videos for walking the potential customer threw the registration process and others that are just examples of the games. Great Job!

 

[bleety.com]

Thanks online18casino and edgarf. I agree that having a real voice over instead of computerized voice is better. I will try that as well.

 

[AussieDave]

Great concept but I agree the voice lets the team down. I'd also consider dropping the bet size values. Seasoned players don't really need a video to give them a tour around an online casino; most have played most platforms out there. If I was doing this type of marketing, I'd be aiming for the noobies.

In which case, having a max bet of 25 Euro (video slots) and 10 Euro (single slots) being displayed would probably scare most away. Remember these are people who have not played at an online casino. So keeping low roller values will probably get you more interest.

Also, I'd be inclined to add the signup process. That would also give you the ability to promote the signup bonus - dangle the carrot so to speak

 

[muffincrumbs]

Good enough I would consider hiring you to do some work like this for me in the future. *Impressed*

The main thing aside from the voice is the speed in general. Consider fading out mid game into another game or slot machine, then try to speed up the entire thing. Feels too slow, but it is very well done anyway. I like that it has excellent resolution and frame rate. Which editing software did you use?

 

[bleety.com]

Thanks for valuable feedback Bet4You and muffincrumbs - I am using Adobe Premiere for editing and Camtasia for screen capture.

Vic

 

[premiumbrands]

Looks very good. Robotic voice for sure isn't optimal but still looks very good.