YouTube Video Ranking Part 3

I will now make you all the Indominus Rex of YouTube rankings. 

A long time ago when dinosaurs roamed the world and google was in its infancy, a technique called keyword stuffing was invented. This worked very well for a while but, like the infant Velocoraptor, google was scheming, testing, evolving and above all, learning. 

Soon this keyword stuffing technique stopped working as well as it did before and even the newest family member, YouTube, could not be fooled by over optimising keywords in the video description. 

Keyword stuffing done badly in website content got you into hot water. 

BUT, and it’s a huuuuuuge BUT, googles and YouTubes voice recognition software does NOT follow those rules, AND neither does googles and YouTubes images recognition software follow those keyword stuffing rules. 

Read that again, let it sink in as this my friends, makes an immense difference. 

So with that in mind I will attempt to explain what we will be achieving in the next post. 

I’m a bit time limited and I want these seperated so that my message is not muddled by the technique rather than the reason. 

We will be adding three very important components to the video and thumbnail of each video. 

For the video we will add:

A secondary audio track that contains the semantically linked keywords which we will obtain from software and add in a structured fashion. 

This audio will have to be recorded only once, and that recording will then be used in a repeated fashion, on every videos secondary audio track that pertains to that niche at certain levels. 

The audio track WILL NOT be audible to humans. 

We will also add a series of transparent images that we will produce, these will be invisible to humans and they will be added to the Alpha track.

These images will contain the semantically linked keywords that is supplied by software. Again the keywords will be different for each video on different levels. 

For the thumbnail we will add:

Like the images used in the video, but in this case we will use text that we reduce in size so that humans can’t read or see it. 

This text will again be sympathetically linked keywords, obtained from software. 

These keywords are taken off googles server’s and they are what google EXPECTS to see, thus providing excellent ranking capabilities. 

The idea with all of this is to trigger the google and YouTube algorithms that are responsible for text and audio with keywords that will obtain higher ranking off the bat. 

Since no one is doing this ( correction, a infinitesimal number of people are doing this, with incredible success ),  you all will have no problems ranking. 

When you add this to the previous processes, well I’m sure you can see why this is unbeatable. 

So I’ll let you digest what I’ve just said and I’ll endeavour to have the next post ready tomorrow. 

For any of you wondering if google and YouTube can recognise the audio and text, the answer is YES. Without any problems at all. 

Cheers