repeating a keyword on the title... relevant?

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I want to make a title and the best I can think of, requires that I repeat a certain keyword twice (first, so it shows up on the tittle before it becomes cut as it doesn't fit, then again at the end of the title, to make a longer keyword of 2 keywords together.

Will this impact negatively or it does not matter?
 
I want to make a title and the best I can think of, requires that I repeat a certain keyword twice (first, so it shows up on the tittle before it becomes cut as it doesn't fit, then again at the end of the title, to make a longer keyword of 2 keywords together.

Will this impact negatively or it does not matter?
no it does not matter what so ever, if having the keyword twice makes the most sense then do it. you will be just fine. I have done this before and never had an issue.
 
Do you guys realize those type of replies are completely useless

nope but i realized you are very rude and you don't respect people wasting their time to give you an answer, no wonder you cannot search google for that and understand that if it's your keyword it's considered overoptimization
 
nope but i realized you are very rude and you don't respect people wasting their time to give you an answer, no wonder you cannot search google for that and understand that if it's your keyword it's considered overoptimization

notice I edited the reply

also, I know IN PAPER, its not an ideal thing, I just want to know how much really does it matter in pratice

Let's put an example:

"Drake plays Fortnite on Twitch - Fortnite Montage"

What I want to achieve here is:

Have "Drake plays Fortnite" showing, because that is what will attract people, gets to the point of the video, raises CTR

However, I also need to position "Fortnite Montage" to cater this certain subniche

So I have to repeat the word

Hopefully you get the idea
 
notice I edited the reply

also, I know IN PAPER, its not an ideal thing, I just want to know how much really does it matter in pratice

Let's put an example:

"Drake plays Fortnite on Twitch - Fortnite Montage"

What I want to achieve here is:

Have "Drake plays Fortnite" showing, because that is what will attract people, gets to the point of the video, raises CTR

However, I also need to position "Fortnite Montage" to cater this certain subniche

So I have to repeat the word

Hopefully you get the idea

Because google sees the keywords in the title anyway, u dont need to do that. Put highlights instead of the second fortnite word and i guarantee you will do x2 better
 
Because google sees the keywords in the title anyway, u dont need to do that. Put highlights instead of the second fortnite word and i guarantee you will do x2 better

But having "Fortnite Montage" next to each other as well as keywords, doesnt that rank stronger for "Fortnite Montage" than not having the two words together?
 
no it does not matter what so ever, if having the keyword twice makes the most sense then do it. you will be just fine. I have done this before and never had an issue.
This. If it makes sense, do it.
 
Repeat KW can make you go JAIL (lmao)


"Drake plays Fortnite on Twitch - Funny Fortnite Montage" > You can use this

Both Video & SEO won't have nothing against this.


This is the reality:
Every keyword you use is meta-description and will be used to help engine find the keyword content.
You don't have to repeat nothing twice, you are already a part and verified before result shows.
So, back to the reality, you need to attract users you already mentioned, so care about that, and care not to repeat yourself at all or max once if that makes sense for the user experience

Focus on other things, and use your brain to build on 'this logic' and note that the next step after determining the keyword is a bunch of user experience stats, such are watch time, CTR,.....
 
the best way to find out stuff is to test it yourself, do A/B testing for anything you need to, that since the game is always changing.

about your question, it's standard usage to use titles as "clickbank university - how to make money with clickbank"
try to put your most impotent/main keyword at the start of the title, first on tags and at the beginning of your description (even as the video MP4 file name)
as far as i tested (and i did many tests) there are no "seo penalties" for 'keyword stuffing" on YouTube, you can use the same term many times, but in order to benefit from that, use it in a smart way, use different long tail keywords that contains your main keyword.

but don't take my words above as is, take it to a test and see what works better for you.
 
the best way to find out stuff is to test it yourself, do A/B testing for anything you need to, that since the game is always changing.

about your question, it's standard usage to use titles as "clickbank university - how to make money with clickbank"
try to put your most impotent/main keyword at the start of the title, first on tags and at the beginning of your description (even as the video MP4 file name)
as far as i tested (and i did many tests) there are no "seo penalties" for 'keyword stuffing" on YouTube, you can use the same term many times, but in order to benefit from that, use it in a smart way, use different long tail keywords that contains your main keyword.

but don't take my words above as is, take it to a test and see what works better for you.


How would you go about testing this? i make animations, so I dont upload to often, I cant test often.
 
How would you go about testing this? i make animations, so I dont upload to often, I cant test often.
in that case i will test it on the next 2 future uploads, like this, first upload will be test A, i will use one set of keywords with no repeats at all
later (that can be done even if time has past) you upload a new video for test B with a set of keywords (similar kw if possible or with same search volume) with the repeats
 
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