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How To Do YouTube Keyword Research
This guide provides step-by-step instructions on how to do YouTube keyword research using the TubeBuddy Tool. It explains how to find high scoring keywords, discover video topics, optimize for Google SEO, and save your research for later use. By following this guide, users can improve their YouTube video visibility and reach a larger audience.
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Tubebuddy
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START by Downloading TubeBuddy For FREE ⬇️<https://www.tubebuddy.com/a/notcorrupt>
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Click "TubeBuddy Tool"
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Click "Launch Keyword Explorer Now"
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Click the "keyword..." field and type in your desired keyword to reasearch
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Click "EXPLORE"
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Click "Related Searches" to discover a high score keyword
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Click "Video Topics" to get inspiration for video titles
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Click "Results" to get inspiration on the best titles and thumbnails
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Click "Summary" once you are done understanding how your video can stand out in search results
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Click "Google" to understand variations of your keyword that you can include to optimize for Google SEO
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Click "Common Tags" after you understand your Google SEO keywords
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Click "+ New List" to create a list to save your research
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Click this text field and type in the name of your list
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Click "OK"
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Select relevant tags from the "Common Tags" tab
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Select relevant tags from the "Google" tab
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Select relevant tags from the "YouTube" tab
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Click here within the Action menu to find your list
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Click your newly created list to save your meta data research for later usage
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