Looking to get your YouTube videos to rank higher in search results? Brand IT Agency can help with our YouTube SEO organic optimization services, which include:
- Keyword research to ensure your content shows up in relevant searches
- Optimization of metadata, title tags, and descriptions for organic growth
- Adding social media profiles to increase engagement and drive traffic to your channel
- Creating related links and playlists to keep viewers engaged
- Research related phrases (LSI), hashtags, and top tags to expand the reach of your videos
- Linking for related videos to encourage viewers to keep watching
- Adding cards and end cards, plus a subscribe button to increase engagement and subscriptions
Our team has years of experience in Channel growth management and SEO. We've optimized thousands of videos for our clients!
- Get a FREE Channel Growth Evaluation Report by sending us your channel URL.
- Check out the FAQ section for requirements and information.
Let us take the hassle out of optimizing your videos so you can focus on creating great content!
Note: SEO can take time to show results, typically around 3-4 weeks.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTION
Q- What is YouTube Video Optimization or YouTube SEO?
A- To make your video more visible on YouTube, you need to optimize it with relevant keywords. For example, videos with many views are usually optimized using popular keywords.
Q- Do I need to give access to my channel?
A- If you have a brand account, you can give us manager access to your channel as an editor so we can make all the changes for you. And if you're uncomfortable with providing us with the access, we can send you a Google doc with all the things you need to change.
Q- How long will the SEO take and for my video to get traffic?
A- YouTube SEO consists of optimizing the title, metadata, tags, and description. SEO is an organic and long-term channel-growing process, so it requires patience. SEO usually takes 3-4 weeks to take effect.
Q- What is a long tail keyword?
A- Long-tail keywords consist of longer and more specific phrases that visitors commonly use. Typically, a long-tail keyword comprises six or more combined keywords. Therefore, opting for long-tail keywords is more beneficial regarding search engine rankings than competitive keywords.