enternetevolution
Active Member
Can someone help me with channel keywords? I am a writer that writes songs, short stories and movies. I am turning my writing into videos.
Please help!
Please help!
Need help with Channel Keywords
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mipogames
Member
Hi there, if you need good keywords you have 3 options:
#1 You watch a channel from a other youtuber and press f12, then you press Strg + F and search for Keywords.
Now you can see a list of keywords and maybe you can use some of them.
#2 You google as an example Song and see the next words, in the google field.
Now you see the most relevant words for the word "Song"
#3 You Install a browser extention like TubeBuddy, Its for free, but you can see only a few words.
You can search manually for words and the relevance. If you pay money, the tool have more options for you.
#1 You watch a channel from a other youtuber and press f12, then you press Strg + F and search for Keywords.
Now you can see a list of keywords and maybe you can use some of them.
#2 You google as an example Song and see the next words, in the google field.
Now you see the most relevant words for the word "Song"
#3 You Install a browser extention like TubeBuddy, Its for free, but you can see only a few words.
You can search manually for words and the relevance. If you pay money, the tool have more options for you.
enternetevolution
Active Member
Awesome! Thank you!
AngelSotoTV
New Member
Go to a niche similar to yours.
On any given video or channel page, you can right-click on the page and choose to “View Source”
Once you have the page source open, just CTRL-F for the “keywords” meta tag – and get the tags that the author used.
To view tags on mobile, you will have to sub in view-source:https://m.youtube.com/ in your mobile browser. Then CTRL-F.
On any given video or channel page, you can right-click on the page and choose to “View Source”
Once you have the page source open, just CTRL-F for the “keywords” meta tag – and get the tags that the author used.
To view tags on mobile, you will have to sub in view-source:https://m.youtube.com/ in your mobile browser. Then CTRL-F.
fixedsnuffle
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Awesome. Thanks for this!
enternetevolution
Active Member
Great information! Thank you!
tiktokchanz
Active Member
Or you can try to install TubeBuddy and/or vidIQ chrome extension to get more keywords for your channel and expose your video to the very 1st page of the search results.