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How to Make Better YouTube Videos (My Best Tips)

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Channel: Deadbeat Super Affiliate · 2016 · People & Blogs

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In this video, I show you my #1 tip for making better YouTube Videos. By "Better", I mean creating videos that get more likes, subscribers, comments and longer view times. These are all crucial factors for getting better rankings for your YouTube videos!

How to get the most out of your YouTube videos:

1 - Master keyword research - every great youtube video (when it comes to affiliate marketing videos) starts with keyword research. I recommend you drill down your keywords to the longest phrase possible and target the titles of your video, and the content within your youtube videos itself.

2 - Aim for a video length between 2 - 5 months for most videos. People's attention spans in 2016, 2017 are getting lower by the year. Don't expect any more than a couple minutes of people's attention. The longer overall your videos are watched the higher rankings youtube and google will give you. This equates to more traffic for you!

3 - Add a call to action for people to comment and share your videos. This slowly but surely increases both your search engine traffic, and traffic from social networks. This equates to more views on your YouTube videos.

I hope you enjoyed this video!

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