The title is the first thing users see when they find your content. And if it isn’t punchy, it might be the last. Here are some basic tips for writing strong YouTube titles: Keep it short and sweet. The most popular YouTube videos tend to have the shortest titles. Stick to 60 characters or less or some of your title may get cut off when displayed. Include your keyword(s) in the first half of the title to avoid losing valuable information. Most online readers focus on the beginning of the sentence and skip the rest. Engaging doesn’t mean clickbait. The best headlines offer an obvious benefit or create an emotional reaction. Clickbait is tempting, but can damage your channel’s reputation in the long term. Still can’t come up with a title? YouTube’s autocomplete feature is a great way to find popular keywords. Start by searching for a particular theme or topic, and see what title YouTube suggests.
TIK TOK IS GREAT FOR PROMOTING!!!
I see a lot of people on here asking where to promote their videos. There’s truly only one answer. Tik Tok. I know what most of you are thinking. Isn’t Tik Tok that cringey dancing app? NO! Believe me I didn’t like the idea of Tik Tok until I got into it for promoting my YouTube channel. I LITERALLY AMASSED OVER 1700 FOLLOWERS IN 2 DAYS!!! The algorithm is ridiculously good. Just put good effort into your tik toks. The community is great. And to make matters better… YOU CAN LINK YOUR YOUTUBE CHANNEL RIGHT ON YOUR PROFILE! I can’t express enough how much this app has surprised me. Give it a try! Its 100% worth it!
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