How To Use YouTube Keywords And Tags Correctly - YouTube Training

http://aaronsdecker.com/how-to-create-great-youtube-channel In this video I will show you how to use YouTube Keywords correctly. Also known as YouTube Tags, once you understand how to use them correctly you will get a big increase in people watching your videos.

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[arifirfanullah]

Thanks for the video. Have a few questions: 1) do we need to use double quotes (") or commas between key words? 2) When I try to add key words there seem so to be a limit of about 15 characters. Can I get past this?

[aaronsdecker]

@arifirfanullah I would do it with double quotes and see if your keywords show up the way you want them to. If not try the other way. Also the limit of characters should be 25 including spaces.

[getmulah619]

Do I have to use quotations for my tags? they are not on my channel and I have entered them several times thanks!

[aaronsdecker]

@getmulah619 Are the keywords you are wanting to use being shown on your video right now? If so, however you are doing it is working properly. If not send me a message and I will help you further

[TUCKERBOLDASLOVE]

Thank you.

[aaronsdecker]

@TUCKERBOLDASLOVE Your welcome

[MrLarsson92]

@popesnose Hahaha xD



[aaronsdecker]

@SDWLang98 Your welcome, I am glad.

[SDWLang98]

Thanks alot man. Many of your vids have helped me, including this... THANKS

[BlindoAndFriends]

@LovinLifeCoach From what I've learned, in order to make multiple words into one big ketword (all with a single underling like he shows) all you need to do is put those keywords in quotations. If there are no quotations, each word is it's own keyword.