Keywords and YouTube

Anytime you create content online keywords are important. These are the terms that best describe your post and lead people to it. For example, this blog post covers the use of keywords on YouTube so the most important keywords would be “keywords” and “YouTube.” These go along with one or two more that link to my blog as a whole.

When it comes to YouTube keywords are vital because of how much content there is to sort through. Without the use of good keywords it is almost impossible for your post to gain a significant amount of views. At the same time, you should not have an overwhelming amount because it does not look professional and it may pull viewers away if they are not accurate. When uploading a video include no more than five relevant tags, these should be the most important points and showcase what your video is about. All of your keywords should be mentioned in your content, just saying the words helps view count through voice recognition software.

Subtitles are available on almost all YouTube videos because of special voice recognition software that deciphers what is being said. This means that the more often keywords are spoken, the more they will be included in the subtitles and increase the chance of your video being found. Maximizing the amount of exposure your content has is important for promotion when working with a business or if you are trying to launch a successful personal channel.


Without keywords users will not find your work when they search, so make sure you put thought into them and make them count. If you pay close attention it will make you much more successful online.

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