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Getting Better Rankings on YouTube

by Jack Humphrey on Jan 1

This is a strong video on YouTube optimization for search, both on YouTube itself and Google.

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Chris Lang Jan 2 at 6:17 am

Think about what was said in terms of a video you rent from the video store. If you fall asleep and don’t watch it all, that might not be a good indicator of quality.

Now, if you really liked the video, well you may even watch it a second time while you have it rented.

You are probably going tell your friends about how good it was and share your thoughts on the movie in random conversations.

These are what Google is using to determine the quality of your YouTube videos now. Watching the entire video is the number one indicator Google uses as well as things only a real person could do as indicators of quality. A social algo… I believe you and I covered this in an hour interview here on the FTR. When you and I spoke then Jack, my new video on the “Google OS” had a few hundred views.

Well using the tactics we described back in July I now have over 10,000 views on that video and it ranks top 10 in a Google organic search for the term. Watch this video at least 2 more times a read between the lines and you should be able to get the gist of what Jack and I figured out over a year ago. It is a social algo that ranks YouTube videos…..

Jack Humphrey Jan 2 at 8:51 am

Yeah they’re pretty much telling us how to rank with YouTube videos. I like how he says he won’t go into detail right after he says one of the most important things relating to how much of our videos people watch on average. It can only mean that the closer to 100% that average is, the better for ranking.

And Chris deserves the credit for that discovery way back when no one was talking about how YouTube videos were chosen for the #4 (or so) position in Google search results out of all the other videos that pop up for a term in YouTube. We knew it was because YouTube ranked videos, but no one was clear as to just how they ranked them. Quality of content resulting in higher or lower degree of viewer engagement are the top factors for sure.

James Humphrey Jan 8 at 9:51 am

Great Video Jack and thanks for sharing with us – Its cool to see all the things that google is looking for when ranking videos. The information will help for sure and its always good info to have in your back pocket as you make videos.

Another awesome post as usual my man.

Apple Tablet Jan 6 at 5:49 pm

very good tips. I’ve been thinking of doing videos for a while now. these would be good tips to think about.
Apple Tablet´s last blog ..iPhone Converter, Now Easier To Convert Video Clips For iPhone.

This comment was originally posted on Home Business Marketing Tips

Sheila from viking-direct Jan 7 at 3:17 am

This post is very helpful. I am planning to start focusing on youtube and I am very clueless as to how will I start and if I am following the right track. Thanks for sharing this one. Continuous traffic in Youtube, Facebook and Twitter are really considered as a MUST in any business nowadays.

This comment was originally posted on Home Business Marketing Tips

WEKetchum Jan 10 at 3:32 am

This is a great video. Most of this is stuff I already knew, but I had no idea how much irrelevant tags actually hurt the wouldbe success of a video. Thanks for posting this!

This comment was originally posted on TJ Chapman’s Blog

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