1. Use
good descriptions, titles, and tags.
2. Promote your video on social media, websites, and blogs.
3. Use good editing. Add some music and include text info.
4. Get subscribers. Ask for likes and shares, and create playlists.
5. Consider buying views, but make sure that it doesn't violate the Terms of Service.
6. Use third party sites with caution.
2. Promote your video on social media, websites, and blogs.
3. Use good editing. Add some music and include text info.
4. Get subscribers. Ask for likes and shares, and create playlists.
5. Consider buying views, but make sure that it doesn't violate the Terms of Service.
6. Use third party sites with caution.
Name your video file accurately. This
is a good place to use specific keywords, or terms that people may type into
YouTube search. If you want people to find your video under the search term
"funny things to do with your lizard" then that should be the name of
your video. This will also help your video be found under the word
"lizard" and term "things to do with your lizard". Make
sure you include all of your keywords in the video file
Give your video an appealing title. It should be short, engaging, and to the point.
If your video is about your kid spilling macaroni and cheese everywhere, just
call it "Mac and Cheese Disaster." It should pique your viewers'
interests without giving too much away.
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A very effective technique to boost views is to write a title
that makes people want to click on it, this is called ClickBait. For example
"What this lizard does next will surprise you" or "You wont
believe the weird thing this lizard can do".
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Consider using your keywords in the videos title. This is one of
the main bits of information that YouTube and Google use to decide what your
video is about.
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If your video is about another YouTuber then use their username
in the title, this may help your video show up more in their related videos
section.
Describe your video thoroughly. Most
people ignore this step, but you should take it seriously to increase your
views. Describe your video as accurately as possible in the space you are
given, taking 2-3 paragraphs to write an interesting and precise description of
what people can expect when they see the video. This is another great
opportunity to include your keywords and search terms for a higher chance
of your video being found.
Use the best tags. Use all of the keywords from your title and
description in the "tags" section to get more viewers interested. The
more relevant tags you use, the more often your video will pop up when people
search it. For example, if you're posting a video of your cute sleepy dog, you
could use words like "Sleepy," "Dog,"
"Hilarious," and "Cutest." Make sure you don't include
extra tags in the description, as those are not included when people search for
them.
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You can use tags that describe your video as well as other
relevant popular videos to make sure that as many people as possible see your
video when they are searching YouTube.
1. Share your video as soon as you post it. The earlier
you share it, the more likely it will be to be a YouTube sensation. If you wait
a week to share it while it barely gets any views, it'll be much more likely to
be forgotten by the YouTube community. Remember, timing is everything. Think of
when your audience is likely to watch your video and release right before then
(evenings and weekends are a good suggestion).
2.Email your video to your friends, family, and coworkers. Create an email list consisting of the people who know you well enough to be actually intrigued by your new YouTube video, and send them the link and encourage them to watch it. You can even add, "I can't wait to hear what you think!" to show that you really expect them to watch your video. If you don't care about potentially annoying people, just send it out to as many people as you can.
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If you have an intriguing subject and a persuasive email,
there's a good chance anyone will look at the video without even knowing you
very well.
3.Share your video through social media. Post your video on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Google
Plus, and any other social networking sites that you've joined. Ask your
friends to like, comment on, and share your post. This will help gain some
traction on your video post and it may even go viral.
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Connect your Google Plus and Twitter accounts to your YouTube.
Then YouTube will be able to automatically share each new video you upload. You
can also use online automation sites like ifttt.com to post new videos across
all your social media accounts automatically.
4.Use a blog or a website to promote your
videos. If you have a blog or a website, you can
use it to market your videos. If you don't have a blog or website of your own
but know friends with websites or blogs that are popular, ask your friends if
they can help you out by sharing your video with their fans. Embedding your
video on websites can help your video rank higher in both YouTube and Google.
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If your video is something news-worthy then consider submitting
your video to a news website like Mashable, if its accepted and posted on a
news site then you will be guaranteed to have many more views.
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