17 May 2016 – inews.co.uk has today revealed a new partnership with online video creation platform Wochit. Empowering its newsroom and editorial team to quickly and easily create bespoke short form video content for its expanding online audiences, the alliance forms part of Johnston Press’ on-going mission to give users the best possible experience across... Read more »

For a long time, online marketers’ favorite success metric was number of views. The assumption was that getting a lot of views meant your content or ad was good and your message was getting through. But as the web and its consumers have evolved, we’ve learned that’s not necessarily the case.

German publisher Spiegel Online spotted a great social video opportunity in the skies over Iceland, recently. The wondrous natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights lit up the night, and social channels the world over. This Wochit-made video tapped that interest. With over 3,000 shares, 26,000 reactions, 600,000 views, and 2,000 comments, this social video has... Read more »

The World Food Programme (WFP) is at the forefront of the United Nations’ emergency response efforts and has partnered with more than 1,000 national and international NGOs to provide food assistance around the globe to tackle the underlying causes of hunger. The WFP is based in Rome, Italy, and is funded entirely by voluntary donations... Read more »

Let’s Make Your First Video Together In this short guide, we’ll recreate a video step-by-step, so that you can get a better understanding of how easy it is to create a video with Wochit. The video we’ll be creating is based on the following example: To begin, we need to create a new project which... Read more »

We took a deep dive into hundreds of thousands of videos created on our platform to find some interesting video creation trends, and the data didn’t disappoint. Here are some of our most interesting findings.  Video is still growing—and more people are making them Video creation in our platform saw a significant rise over the... Read more »