• How to create a YouTube end screen

    KEEP VIEWERS WATCHING: HOW TO ADD END CARDS TO YOUR YOUTUBE VIDEOS

    Want to keep viewers watching your YouTube videos? Learn how to add an end screen to your YouTube video.

    So you want people to keep watching your videos after they’ve found you? Well, there’s an easy way to do that, and that’s end screens.

    How to add end screens to your videos.

    YouTube is great, because once people find your videos, and they like you, they’ll binge-watch all your videos, so why not make it easy for them by adding an end screen?

    Before we get started, make sure you’re logged into your YouTube channel, of course, and just so you know, you can actually add an end screen to a video that you’re uploading, or an already uploaded video.

    So let me show you how to do that. First, of course, we need to upload a video, now you want to  create an end screen. So, the point of the end screen is to keep people watching your videos, so they can keep watching your most recent video, your best video, and you can also have a subscribe icon.

    So on the right hand side, I already put in the subscribe button. I’m going to add an element, I’m going to add ‘Video or Playlist’, and I’m going to put ‘Most Recent Upload’.

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  • How to use TubeBuddy for YouTube

    GET FOUND ON YOUTUBE: HOW TO USE TUBEBUDDY

    Want to get found on YouTube? Use Tubebuddy to help you optimize your channel so you can get found in the search results.


    How do you get people to watch your videos?

    Well, they have to find you first.

    Today I’m going to show you how to get found on YouTube. So, I talked about how you need to use keywords that your target audience searches for in your title, your description, and your tags.

    Well, how do you know that you’re using the right keywords? The answer is TubeBuddy. Let’s not lie, I’m pretty lazy. I mean– Super efficient. I don’t have the time to waste searching online for the best keywords, researching titles, researching tags, all this stuff. Because you know, I have a business to run. I have clients to work with, I have video content to make, blog posts to put out, newsletters, social media, and all the other things that I want to  do for my business.

    Instead, I use TubeBuddy to research tags and headlines for my video.

    So, here’s how to use TubeBuddy for YouTube.

    Okay, so first we’re going to research titles for YouTube videos. So, this is basically how I come up with my headlines, titles, whatever you want to  call it for YouTube. One of the videos I created was about uploading your YouTube videos, so I’m going to start with ‘upload videos to YouTube’.

    Then you just click Show Keyword Score, and it’s bad. So, I do not want to  use this for my YouTube title. Maybe ‘how to upload videos to YouTube’. And I’m going to show keywords, but you’ll also see these related searches, ‘how to upload videos to YouTube from Xbox One’, ‘from iPhone’, ‘from PS4’. Let me click on one of these. Ugh. It got better but it’s not great. This one says very good, so I went ahead and used this as my title for my video.

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  • Save time and create default descriptions and tags on YouTube

    Save time and create default descriptions and tags on YouTube

    Want to save time typing in the same YouTube description and tags? Create a default description and tags.


    Do you copy and paste the same details for your description and tags for every video you upload to Youtube? Or worse, do you type it in every time you create a new video? Well in this video, I’m going to show you how to create a default description and default text so you don’t have to do that anymore.

    Create default descriptions

    The first thing you’re going to do is open up a document and write out all the details that you want to include in every video you upload. So, I like to use Google Docs.

    Okay so first, we have to make sure that we’re logged into Youtube of course. So we’re going to go to Youtube Studio (beta) and if you’re not in this beta mode, it should be Creator Studio.

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