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I have noticed that some very popular kids channels (our category) use very broad tags to describe overall video content, such as "kids" "kid" "toy" "kid friendly" but they also use focused tags to describe specific items and toys in the video "thomas the tank engine" "lightning mcqueen" "mater" etc.
I have seen very little of long tail search phrases used as tags by popular channels and high ranking videos, such as "lightning mcqueen at the beach" or "thomas the tank engine at home where accidents will happen". In our category at least, long tail tags don't seem popular.
What we do: adopt a similar strategy - list the overall theme of the channel and video in the tags, then tag variations of the specific toys or activities. Lots of "kids" "toys" "cars" fun" "play" "kids playing"
In the description, we aim for several hundred words hitting all the tags and also some long tail variations, as that makes for more natural sentence structure.
The title has the main toy and activity, in addition to the common channel theme: kids, toys, kid friendly, toys review, Disney, Thomas, cars
Time will tell if this works or not.
I have seen very little of long tail search phrases used as tags by popular channels and high ranking videos, such as "lightning mcqueen at the beach" or "thomas the tank engine at home where accidents will happen". In our category at least, long tail tags don't seem popular.
What we do: adopt a similar strategy - list the overall theme of the channel and video in the tags, then tag variations of the specific toys or activities. Lots of "kids" "toys" "cars" fun" "play" "kids playing"
In the description, we aim for several hundred words hitting all the tags and also some long tail variations, as that makes for more natural sentence structure.
The title has the main toy and activity, in addition to the common channel theme: kids, toys, kid friendly, toys review, Disney, Thomas, cars
Time will tell if this works or not.
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