A if the videos appear

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So if you're trying to rank your video for what pandas eat and your video is called "What Pandas Eat," that's going to work much better than, for example, "Panda Consumption Habits" or "Panda Food Choices." So describe your video, name your video in a way that searchers are searching for, and you can find out how searchers are using YouTube.

You can also use the data that comes back from Google keyword searches, especially if the videos appear at the top of Google keyword searches, which means there is probably a lot of demand on usa number data as well.

3. Short titles (<50 characters) with keyword-rich descriptions

Next, short titles, under 50 characters, with keyword-rich descriptions between 200 and 350 words performed best in this dataset.

So if you're looking for guidelines on how big should I make my YouTube title, how big should I make my description, these are generally some of the best practices. If you leak a little bit, it's not a big deal. The curve doesn't drop dramatically. But it's definitely a good idea to be there.

4. Keyword tags