Answered Tags in title & Description

[tropicthunder]

I'm a bit confused where is this exactly, because there are "tags in title", "tags in description", but also "tags in title & description". So, which one is "tags in title & description" supposed to be ? Thanks.

 

[SILTHW]

Sometimes I put it in the first tag or description. But sometimes I just randomly choose the tag/keyword that is suitable for the title. Which one is better ?

Best practices would be to include your keyword in your title, first 200 characters of your description and as a tag. The rule has always been as the first tag, but it feels like the order of tags isn't as important now days.

Still, I always make it my first tag because there is no reason not to.

 

[Paddle & hike]

Means that the "most" of the tags needs to be "at the same time" in both
Honestly.. It's hard to get 100% .... 95% is freakin' good no worries here.

 

[tropicthunder]

Means that the "most" of the tags needs to be "at the same time" in both
Honestly.. It's hard to get 100% .... 95% is freakin' good no worries here.

Ah, so it needs to be "at the same time". Thank you.

 

[SILTHW]

Is your target keyword (the main keyword you started with) in the title and in the first 200 characters of your description? Is it your first tag?

 

[Ritik Pandey]

The target keyword needs to be in the first 60 characters of the title and be the first tag. It helps if you mention in the description too.

 

[tropicthunder]

Is your target keyword (the main keyword you started with) in the title and in the first 200 characters of your description? Is it your first tag?

Sometimes I put it in the first tag or description. But sometimes I just randomly choose the tag/keyword that is suitable for the title. Which one is better ?

 

[SILTHW]

Sometimes I put it in the first tag or description. But sometimes I just randomly choose the tag/keyword that is suitable for the title. Which one is better ?

Best practices would be to include your keyword in your title, first 200 characters of your description and as a tag. The rule has always been as the first tag, but it feels like the order of tags isn't as important now days.

Still, I always make it my first tag because there is no reason not to.

 

[tropicthunder]

Best practices would be to include your keyword in your title, first 200 characters of your description and as a tag. The rule has always been as the first tag, but it feels like the order of tags isn't as important now days.

Still, I always make it my first tag because there is no reason not to.

Your reply makes me remember back when I was tinkering with html, if I'm not wrong, the google crawler always read from left to right and from top to bottom first. I just realize that omg, might as well re-arrange my metadata. Thank you.

 

[SILTHW]

Your reply makes me remember back when I was tinkering with html, if I'm not wrong, the google crawler always read from left to right and from top to bottom first. I just realize that omg, might as well re-arrange my metadata. Thank you.

Great! Going to lock the thread and mark your question answered!

 

[TubeBuddy]

Best practices would be to include your keyword in your title, first 200 characters of your description and as a tag. The rule has always been as the first tag, but it feels like the order of tags isn't as important now days.

Still, I always make it my first tag because there is no reason not to.

Tag order USE To matter, but YT has made this less relevant!