Oct 21, 2017 5:58 PM
A2S has issues with user activity, so maybe this thread will encourage some YouTuber attention. So this thing is not completely unknown but its also not done by people properly. This may have been an ebook but some people may not be willing to shell out an Angecoin for this. So lets begin this short guide.
1. Find the Competition: Search for your keyword/video title and find the videos that come up. If the competition is too high by YouTubers, move on to a different title. If there is only one dominating YouTuber with a lot of views about the same content you are going to provide, then don't back up. Most of the time you can make up to 10% of the amount of views that he has, just by being on the second postion. Below is one of my result with a keyword.
2. Age of Competition: Most of the videos that came up have less that 5k views with the exception of the 4M views video. Though that is not what I am uploading, so it wouldn't compete with my video directly. But the others will. The age of these videos are 6 months and 2 months.
3. Get the Keywords: Now we will get the tags for the highest ranking video. Copy its URL and go to this site. Paste it and press "Find the Tags".
Now this will display the tags. The thing is that maybe he might have good tags or maybe he may have poor tags. This is why we will repeat it for the top 5 videos. Though remember which one was the highest ranked video.
The 1st video has pretty relevant tags to my keyword and 2nd one (the 4M one) has not so relevant tags but they do are similar to what I am targeting and the 3rd one has too many tags specific to that channel.
Copy all of them on Notepad or Notepad++ (Recommended). Use this site to automatically add commas after each keyword to reduce unnecessary work.
4. Filter the Keywords: Go to this site and type in your keyword. Search for it. You may get a premium membership if you are a big YouTuber but the free version does the job well.
Get the most relevant keywords. If there are less than 20 keywords and they are not too long, then "Copy All". If there are a lot of them, manually select the most relevant ones and 'Export All' of them as CSV.
Now put all of them on a single Notepad screen and filter them. I added the 1st video's keywords and the 2nd ones (the 4M one) too even though it may not be that related, it is somewhat connected. I then added the keywords from the CSV and filtered them manually removing any repetitions and making sure they remain in YouTube's tag limit.
5. Publish it: Now publish your video like usual. My video got ranked at the very top for my keyword surpassing the older ones and the 4M one. Make sure you have organic views and people that search for your videos to some degree. Get some views from Social Media too. Use YTMonster with a limited setting to send views to bump the views a little. (Disable Adsense/Use BBTV)
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1. Find the Competition: Search for your keyword/video title and find the videos that come up. If the competition is too high by YouTubers, move on to a different title. If there is only one dominating YouTuber with a lot of views about the same content you are going to provide, then don't back up. Most of the time you can make up to 10% of the amount of views that he has, just by being on the second postion. Below is one of my result with a keyword.
2. Age of Competition: Most of the videos that came up have less that 5k views with the exception of the 4M views video. Though that is not what I am uploading, so it wouldn't compete with my video directly. But the others will. The age of these videos are 6 months and 2 months.
3. Get the Keywords: Now we will get the tags for the highest ranking video. Copy its URL and go to this site. Paste it and press "Find the Tags".
Now this will display the tags. The thing is that maybe he might have good tags or maybe he may have poor tags. This is why we will repeat it for the top 5 videos. Though remember which one was the highest ranked video.
The 1st video has pretty relevant tags to my keyword and 2nd one (the 4M one) has not so relevant tags but they do are similar to what I am targeting and the 3rd one has too many tags specific to that channel.
Copy all of them on Notepad or Notepad++ (Recommended). Use this site to automatically add commas after each keyword to reduce unnecessary work.
4. Filter the Keywords: Go to this site and type in your keyword. Search for it. You may get a premium membership if you are a big YouTuber but the free version does the job well.
Get the most relevant keywords. If there are less than 20 keywords and they are not too long, then "Copy All". If there are a lot of them, manually select the most relevant ones and 'Export All' of them as CSV.
Now put all of them on a single Notepad screen and filter them. I added the 1st video's keywords and the 2nd ones (the 4M one) too even though it may not be that related, it is somewhat connected. I then added the keywords from the CSV and filtered them manually removing any repetitions and making sure they remain in YouTube's tag limit.
5. Publish it: Now publish your video like usual. My video got ranked at the very top for my keyword surpassing the older ones and the 4M one. Make sure you have organic views and people that search for your videos to some degree. Get some views from Social Media too. Use YTMonster with a limited setting to send views to bump the views a little. (Disable Adsense/Use BBTV)
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