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YouTube descriptions, what have they ever done for your video? Well, they could be doing a lot more, if you actually wrote something worthwhile in them, but the truth is most YouTubers don't, so here are a couple of tips and tricks to help you write better YouTube video descriptions. First, let's go through the hierarchy of importance:
The most important hook you have to pull in the viewer, is the thumbnail. That's going to stop them from swiping or scrolling through the videos that are suggested to them.
Then you have a title, which provides some clarity for the video,
Then the description
Keyword Tags are next (read this case study to find out just how important tags are)
So when it comes to marketing your video, make sure you put most of your time, energy and resources into the thumbnail and the title. But the description does have its uses, and we'll start with the beginning of your description.
7 Ways to Optimise Your YouTube Description Right Now
There's something that I want to stress at this point. If you see huge channels not paying any attention to video descriptions and not writing anything in them, that doesn't mean that you should do exactly the same thing. Those super-channels have already made it on YouTube, and they can do whatever they like. But when you're a smaller channel, trying to grow, making a good description is one of those marginal gains that gives you one or two percent more reasons to click on your video, as opposed to another, similar video of a channel of a similar size.
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1. Use the Right Keywords to be Found in Search
There are two reasons why the beginning of your description is important. First of all, YouTube scrapes those descriptions for keywords, and it may help your video appear in Search. The higher those keywords are in the description, the more likely they are to be found by YouTube.
Second of all, when people are searching through video content, they will see a snippet of your description, roughly the first 140 characters, so think of your description as a Tweet when you first start to write it. If you're not sure how to start your description, a good idea is to more or less repeat your title.
You've no doubt put in a lot of effort into your title, and included as many keywords in there as possible, so if you put that in your description, and then maybe riff on the title a little bit, add a question in there, or a few more keywords, that's a good starting point for your video description.#vidiq#vidiq tutorial#vidiq pro#vidiq vision for youtube#vidiq kaise use kare#how to use vidiq#vidiq chrome extension#vidiq app kaise use kare#vidiq en español#vidiq ko kaise use kare#شرح اداة vidiq#vidiq boost#vidiq boost free#how to get vidiq pro for free#vidiq premium free