It’s true. You can get more YouTube views with playlists! I didn’t realize this until recently, and I want to share it with all my readers so they can take advantage of this. I’ve even produced a video called How Playlists Guarantee More Views.
I highly recommend that you watch that video so that you can see how exactly how I optimize my playlists for more YouTube views. Not to mention the proof, I show how it works!
Today’s post about using analytics for more YouTube views is inspired by my latest video YouTube analytics for dummies. I could have called it YouTube analytics for beginners, but the first one scored heaps better with TubeBuddy.
As I mentioned in the video I’m usually not one that likes to check stats or analytics because I find it way too boring. Even so, I’ve come to understand how it’s an important factor when it comes to growing your YouTube channel. And so, I decided to work out what the minimum amount of analytics knowledge I needed to know to increase my YouTube views. I also included a couple of analytic jokes in the video to break up the analytical monotony. ?
I’ve done a lot of posts on this blog on the importance of good commenting. I’ve even done one on grading peoples comments called, Teaching people the proper way to comment. What I learned over time was that leaving quality comments on other blogs lead to an increase in traffic to my blogs, which brings me to YouTube commenting.
So, the question is, will leaving good comments on other YouTube videos generate more traffic for your videos. I believe it will, especially considering the quality of comments that you find on most videos these days. Compare my latest Comment to my competitors. I say, competitors because, in essence, we’re competing for recognition and the resulting traffic.
