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Why and How important is your Youtube Title to Rank higher! 7 Guides to Success!
Using the proper title on each video will make your channel grow faster and rank the videos. Keep in mind, as always, the video title and thumbnail are the ones your audience looks initially before they click video. So, concentrate more on optimizing the YouTube video title and then hit the Publish button
Titles are very important for YouTube SEO! The title of a video is equivalent to the title of a blog or article. The title is the first thing not just other people see, but also crawlers. The title is the factor that will identify the overall topic of your content.
7 Most common Guidelines to follow:
1. Be Accurate And Concise: avoid using clickbait and misleading titles on your videos, because it can cause some pretty great harm to your content’s performance as far as watch times and audience retention rates go. You want to keep your audience watching your video until the very end, not clicking off after a few seconds because your video has nothing to do with what your title says it’s about.
2. Don’t Ask Questions In Your Title: let your audience know what your video content is about without asking silly questions. Questions come off as clickbait and people avoid clicking on videos with questions in them for that reason.
3. Use Title Capitalization: there’s nothing more irritating than all caps or all lowercase letters in a video’s title. Using title capitalization - meaning Capitalizing Every Word In Your Title - will make your videos look more professional and will increase the chances of people clicking on the video.
4. Keep Your Titles Short: YouTube cuts title off at the 66 character mark, so make sure your titles are below 66 characters in length.
5. If Appropriate, Use Numbers: using prime and odd numbers has been proven to catch peoples’ attention and increase CTR (Click Through Rate).
6. Use Power Words: these are great for motivating people to click on your video titles. You can find lists of power words (like “tutorial”, “how to” etc.) by doing a quick Google search.
7. Include Exact Targeted Keywords And Place Them First In Your Titles: use your targeted keyword once in your title for the best results.
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By Armand NicolasUsing the proper title on each video will make your channel grow faster and rank the videos. Keep in mind, as always, the video title and thumbnail are the ones your audience looks initially before they click video. So, concentrate more on optimizing the YouTube video title and then hit the Publish button
Titles are very important for YouTube SEO! The title of a video is equivalent to the title of a blog or article. The title is the first thing not just other people see, but also crawlers. The title is the factor that will identify the overall topic of your content.
7 Most common Guidelines to follow:
1. Be Accurate And Concise: avoid using clickbait and misleading titles on your videos, because it can cause some pretty great harm to your content’s performance as far as watch times and audience retention rates go. You want to keep your audience watching your video until the very end, not clicking off after a few seconds because your video has nothing to do with what your title says it’s about.
2. Don’t Ask Questions In Your Title: let your audience know what your video content is about without asking silly questions. Questions come off as clickbait and people avoid clicking on videos with questions in them for that reason.
3. Use Title Capitalization: there’s nothing more irritating than all caps or all lowercase letters in a video’s title. Using title capitalization - meaning Capitalizing Every Word In Your Title - will make your videos look more professional and will increase the chances of people clicking on the video.
4. Keep Your Titles Short: YouTube cuts title off at the 66 character mark, so make sure your titles are below 66 characters in length.
5. If Appropriate, Use Numbers: using prime and odd numbers has been proven to catch peoples’ attention and increase CTR (Click Through Rate).
6. Use Power Words: these are great for motivating people to click on your video titles. You can find lists of power words (like “tutorial”, “how to” etc.) by doing a quick Google search.
7. Include Exact Targeted Keywords And Place Them First In Your Titles: use your targeted keyword once in your title for the best results.