Do extra tags help?

[Lilikoi Juice]

Just being honest By the way just watched your video on the new map pack, I'm not a Call of Duty player myself anymore but I used to play Black Ops a lot and I noticed in your video that "Studio" looks to be exactly the same layout as "Firing Range" was, is that the case?

I've never played the original Black Ops multiplayer maps (I've played Zombies though) so I don't know anything about the layout or design of Firing Range personally, but it seems to be a general consensus that Studio does reminisce Firing Range a lot. I wouldn't say Studio is a revamped version of Firing Range but I think the map was made to include bits of the original Black Ops map concepts.

 

[MattZ]

I've never played the original Black Ops multiplayer maps (I've played Zombies though) so I don't know anything about the layout or design of Firing Range personally, but it seems to be a general consensus that Studio does reminisce Firing Range a lot. I wouldn't say Studio is a revamped version of Firing Range but I think the map was made to include bits of the original Black Ops map concepts.

Ahh cool thanks

 

[TheRomanticsWB]

You should NOT do that. It's a practice that google frowns upon.

The correct way to add keywords into the other parts of your product are through an appropriate title, a description that uses the similar/same keywords but in a legit, descriptive manner that explains the video and then in your keywords section try to make your keywords also match (order counts to some extent as well).

The way I do it is like this.

What's my video about? Call of Duty - Glitches
Tons of keyword research. I find my keywords. Let's say it's "call of duty" "glitches" and "gameplay"
My title would then be something like, Call of Duty Gameplay Glitches - A Glitch Montage
My description would then be something like:
I put together a huge montage of my favorite Call of Duty Glitches. While recording CoD gameplay over the years, I've built up quite a collection of hilarious glitches.

Then in my keywords, i put all that stuff in.

You do not want your description to be:
Call of Duty Glitches, glitches, cod, funny glitches, cod funny glitches, cod gameplay glitches, blah blah blah

 

[Lilikoi Juice]

You should NOT do that. It's a practice that google frowns upon.

The correct way to add keywords into the other parts of your product are through an appropriate title, a description that uses the similar/same keywords but in a legit, descriptive manner that explains the video and then in your keywords section try to make your keywords also match (order counts to some extent as well).

The way I do it is like this.

What's my video about? Call of Duty - Glitches
Tons of keyword research. I find my keywords. Let's say it's "call of duty" "glitches" and "gameplay"
My title would then be something like, Call of Duty Gameplay Glitches - A Glitch Montage
My description would then be something like:
I put together a huge montage of my favorite Call of Duty Glitches. While recording CoD gameplay over the years, I've built up quite a collection of hilarious glitches.

Then in my keywords, i put all that stuff in.

You do not want your description to be:
Call of Duty Glitches, glitches, cod, funny glitches, cod funny glitches, cod gameplay glitches, blah blah blah

I would add more to the description, of course (e.g. A night of drinking and fun at the bar ... Extra tags: Bar, Drinking, Alcohol, Girls night out.)
Whether Google frowns upon it does not really interest me, I'm more interested in if the description tags help at all. I already know how to describe my titles and put in tags.

 

[TheRomanticsWB]

I would add more to the description, of course (e.g. A night of drinking and fun at the bar ... Extra tags: Bar, Drinking, Alcohol, Girls night out.)
Whether Google frowns upon it does not really interest me, I'm more interested in if the description tags help at all. I already know how to describe my titles and put in tags.

Keywords in the description definitely help. It looked to me like what was being talked about were those people that just put a bunch of keywords in their description and it's not even in sentence format.

 

[Lilikoi Juice]

Keywords in the description definitely help. It looked to me like what was being talked about were those people that just put a bunch of keywords in their description and it's not even in sentence format.

Cool, thanks!
Yes, it looks very messy and unprofessional when people do "only tags" in their description, I don't like that myself