geraldosfire
Regular Member
- Oct 14, 2015
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Hey everyone,
Starting this journey to test whether YouTube SEO can still work in low to mid competition niches, especially without needing massive channels or crazy budgets.
I will not be sharing the exact niches, keywords, channels, or money pages, but I will share real progress along the way — rankings, impressions, CTR, search traffic, views, screenshots, and anything useful I learn from the tests.
The main goal is to rank YouTube videos and use them to drive targeted traffic to my money pages. I am more interested in traffic that can actually convert than random views, so I will be focusing on searchable topics where people are already looking for a solution, product, comparison, or information.
For most of the tests I will be using aged YouTube channels instead of fresh ones. I also want to see how much difference things like titles, thumbnails, descriptions, tags, upload timing, early traffic, and CTR view manipulation can make when trying to get videos moving.
I will probably test different approaches, change thumbnails or titles when something is underperforming, and see which videos start ranking in search or getting picked up in suggested.
Not expecting every upload to work. Some will probably do nothing, some might rank slowly, and some may need changes after a few days or weeks. I will share the bad results too, not only the wins.
AI will only be used sometimes to save time with title ideas, descriptions, tags, or organizing content. It is not the main focus here.
Things I will track:
Let’s see if there is still room to make YouTube work with proper niche selection, decent videos, and consistent testing.
Starting this journey to test whether YouTube SEO can still work in low to mid competition niches, especially without needing massive channels or crazy budgets.
I will not be sharing the exact niches, keywords, channels, or money pages, but I will share real progress along the way — rankings, impressions, CTR, search traffic, views, screenshots, and anything useful I learn from the tests.
The main goal is to rank YouTube videos and use them to drive targeted traffic to my money pages. I am more interested in traffic that can actually convert than random views, so I will be focusing on searchable topics where people are already looking for a solution, product, comparison, or information.
For most of the tests I will be using aged YouTube channels instead of fresh ones. I also want to see how much difference things like titles, thumbnails, descriptions, tags, upload timing, early traffic, and CTR view manipulation can make when trying to get videos moving.
I will probably test different approaches, change thumbnails or titles when something is underperforming, and see which videos start ranking in search or getting picked up in suggested.
Not expecting every upload to work. Some will probably do nothing, some might rank slowly, and some may need changes after a few days or weeks. I will share the bad results too, not only the wins.
AI will only be used sometimes to save time with title ideas, descriptions, tags, or organizing content. It is not the main focus here.
Things I will track:
- Search rankings
- Impressions and CTR
- YouTube search traffic
- Watch time and retention
- Clicks going to the money pages
- How aged channels perform
- Thumbnail and title tests
- Which videos bring traffic and which ones stay dead
Let’s see if there is still room to make YouTube work with proper niche selection, decent videos, and consistent testing.