Your Ultimate Guide To Rank Your YouTube

Videos No. 1 In Google

On Page factorsFactors you can influence directly on YouTube

Your YouTube channel

Create for each blog a separate YouTube account.

If you have for example a blog about “losing weight in 30 days” then try to call it this, Weight Loss in 30 days or something similar.

This helps with the ranking in the search engines because your keyword is already selected in the YouTube account and therefore, Google “knows” what it is about.

Title of your videos

The title of your video is the most important feature for search engine optimization.

It’s the most important “On Page”(on the site) optimization factor.

Add the keywords to your title

If your video is about “losing weight in 30 days” then your title should be similar or the keyword should be “built into” the title.

A small side note:

Before you are aiming at a specific keyword search, try to search for it by yourself. If your video is e.g. about “making money online” and you have videos with 20,000 + views from YouTube accounts that have been around for years, then you will have it really hard to rank for that keyword. At this point you may want to consider key phrases that are perhaps longer or more specific, and don’t have so much competition.

For researching keywords I use Market Samurai. I get a lot of other potential keywords delivered this way which I can use and have all the data at a glance. Nobody really needs Market Samurai but it makes the lives of everyone who wants to make money on the Internet much easier.

The description of your video

The description of your video is the second most important “On Page” factor for your video.

Whatever you insert in the description – first, use your keyword and then the URL of your video.

Then you can also mention the keyword again without fearing a degradation of Google.

Tags to describe your video

Another important factor for the On Page optimization is the use of tags.

Use as many as you can. Search for videos about your topic and look at what tags are used.

Create a list and use them for your video. The more specialized the better.

Always remember that YouTube is just a search engine for videos. The more tags you use, the easier YouTube can “read” your video and recommend it to other visitors.

Off Page factorsFactors that effect the ranking of your video outside of YouTube

Views

In order to rank higher than your competitors, you need to have more people who have seen your videos. The odds are good if you have more people viewing your video than your competitors, then you will be classified “as important” and appear higher in the search results.

On sites like “Fiverr.com“, views can be purchased for $5. But you should make sure that your views are growing slowly and that you don’t get 10,000 views in three hours.

Ultimately, I rather recommend you to promote your own video. A well made and interesting video is often viewed and shared with friends. Send the video to your email list (I use Aweber), and link it in forums to relevant articles or load it up on other sites. This way you build up not only more backlinks, but also you will get real people who are interested in your video and watch it.

You can also work at additional views

Anyone can log in to sites like AddmeFast.com, YoulikeHits.com or Vagex and collect “likes” and “views”.

The principle is simple. You subscribe and then you add your videos. The more videos you look at from others (you’ll just have to open the “look through”) the more points you get which you can use for your own videos. This is similar to the principle of Stumble Upon. I’ve often thought that I get more traffic from that site when I look at a few pages they offer me before.

Likes & Subscribe

You can also use the above services to get many subscribers, likes, and comments on your videos.

Of course, try to make it look as natural as possible. These techniques are not illegal but they are trying to “fool” the YouTube system and because of this you have to be cautious.

Embed your video on other sites

The purpose of social media is of course sharing. If your video is embedded on other sites, it’s considered by the webmaster to be valuable. So you can still do something for your ranking. Don’t just embed your video on your blog, and your Facebook site, or other Web 2.0 sites, but also on the following video sharing sites:

Flixya.comSBNation.comIndyarocks.comTwitvid.comWonderhowto.com

The good thing about these sites is that you are just using your YouTube code: copy and paste. There are pages with high PageRank, much traffic, and a contribution to a good ranking.

Spike.comBreak.comMyvidster.comVideosift.comBuzzfeed.com

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