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Here is tips and tricks you can use to drive more traffic to your videos and
increase the views on YouTube.
Update your channel as frequently as possible. The more you upload, the more chances
people will end up in one of your videos, and eventually people will subscribe to your
channel.
Add rich metadata related to your video (tags, description, titles,etc). Don't use
random popular tags, youtube is not stupid.
Add the URL of your blog or website in the description areas of your videos and include
a call to action such as "subscribe!" or "visit for more awesome videos"
Plan your stuff and do some research on your related videos, sort them by views, study
them and come up with better ideas by modeling what successful people are doing.
Include the keyword "video" in your title and tags as many viewers' searches will
likely include it, even if they search on google. If your video is a tutorial, add
"how to", "guide" and "tutorial", if it is a review then add "review", "compared" and
"vs".
Always watermark your videos with your logo or website's URL, you can do this with any
video editing software.
Don't do sub4sub. It doesn't drive any traffic to your videos and you will look "cheap"
Get a mentor or join a free course on how to dominate youtube like How To Get Views on
YouTube
Try to become a youtube partner. If you own the content of your videos (you also need to
own the music), you can share revenue with Youtube but most importantly, you'll be able
to customize your youtube channel with your own header and cool graphics and people love
that.
Keep your videos short. If your videos are too long, they may become boring after 5
minutes. If you make them very short, like 5 seconds and they are really good people will
watch them at least one or two times more to check if they missed something.
Allow people to rate, comment and embed your videos on their sites and blogs. (allowed
by default)
Create compelling and controversial content. If the content is not compelling, your
video will not become to go viral.
Use Interesting and compelling thumbnails, more than 70% of views come from related
videos so you want to make sure your thumbnails call viewers attention.
Use annotations to display a call to action message like subscribe to my videos or
to redirect your viewers to another video.
Only upload worth-watching videos.
increase the views on YouTube.
Update your channel as frequently as possible. The more you upload, the more chances
people will end up in one of your videos, and eventually people will subscribe to your
channel.
Add rich metadata related to your video (tags, description, titles,etc). Don't use
random popular tags, youtube is not stupid.
Add the URL of your blog or website in the description areas of your videos and include
a call to action such as "subscribe!" or "visit for more awesome videos"
Plan your stuff and do some research on your related videos, sort them by views, study
them and come up with better ideas by modeling what successful people are doing.
Include the keyword "video" in your title and tags as many viewers' searches will
likely include it, even if they search on google. If your video is a tutorial, add
"how to", "guide" and "tutorial", if it is a review then add "review", "compared" and
"vs".
Always watermark your videos with your logo or website's URL, you can do this with any
video editing software.
Don't do sub4sub. It doesn't drive any traffic to your videos and you will look "cheap"
Get a mentor or join a free course on how to dominate youtube like How To Get Views on
YouTube
Try to become a youtube partner. If you own the content of your videos (you also need to
own the music), you can share revenue with Youtube but most importantly, you'll be able
to customize your youtube channel with your own header and cool graphics and people love
that.
Keep your videos short. If your videos are too long, they may become boring after 5
minutes. If you make them very short, like 5 seconds and they are really good people will
watch them at least one or two times more to check if they missed something.
Allow people to rate, comment and embed your videos on their sites and blogs. (allowed
by default)
Create compelling and controversial content. If the content is not compelling, your
video will not become to go viral.
Use Interesting and compelling thumbnails, more than 70% of views come from related
videos so you want to make sure your thumbnails call viewers attention.
Use annotations to display a call to action message like subscribe to my videos or
to redirect your viewers to another video.
Only upload worth-watching videos.
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