thechilliguy
A close look at how to take your SaaS apart via content marketing
Tags do not boost your SEO at all, they rather help your video appear in the Recommended Videos section on the right of a YT video.
When I tagged competitors I was simply telling YT that it can show the videos to people watching another video from one of KalariLab's competitors.
There are 3 main ways to get views on YT when your channel is small:
1. SEO; 2. Homepage recommendations; 3. Recommended videos on other video pages.
The tactic with tags works only for the 3rd category above.
I hope that settles this discussion once and for all.
Sidenote: I still don't understand why this post was flagged...
If anyone hasn't read it yet, it's a YouTube case study. Totally different.
But it looks like they aren't too familiar with the YouTube tagging system. No hard feelings, you can't please everyone! :D
We were case studying the YouTube SEO strategy, not the content itself.
You have to practice for 2 years before you will learn how to actually fight. Until then you mainly practice the movements and get your body accustomed to the flow.
Plus I don't understand what's unethical about writing a strategy around a case study.
I don't know why it boomed like that so this is going to be the shortest case study ever:
We Got Over 1k Pageviews In 30 Minutes Just By Posting On Hacker News
The end
I grew a YouTube channel from 2k views per year to 2.4k per day
SaaS Owner? Try the “Alternative page” SEO content strategy
As all of you know, if you can't clearly present your product to your prospects, they will not buy.
Just go over each step and by the end you should have a clearer view of how to explain what your Micro-SaaS does.
Hope it helps :D
Dan