Does stuffing description help?

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devmandarkk

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• Oct 26, 2020

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I see people with 5000 words of related key words in the description in no proper sentences. Do they help?

 

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imatrixgp

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• Oct 26, 2020

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devmandarkk said:

I see people with 5000 words of related key words in the description in no proper sentences. Do they help?

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It could get your channel terminated / strike, and they don't really help anymore.

 

Jerk55

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• Oct 26, 2020

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They don't help. Use short keyword-rich descriptions. By keyword-rich, I don't mean keyword spam. Don't enter one keyword tons of times. Just make sure all the keywords you wish to rank for appear at least once in your description.

 

GSERP

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Jerk55 said:

They don't help. Use short keyword-rich descriptions. By keyword-rich, I don't mean keyword spam. Don't enter one keyword tons of times. Just make sure all the keywords you wish to rank for appear at least once in your description.

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I agree with you.. Keeping too much content will not help definitely. Content with keyword should be short and simple..

 

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Russ Thomas

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nope keyword stuffing dosen't help anymore. You need a really engaging title and thumbnail.

 

RoyalCobra777

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In terms of SEO, if you're writing them in a natural manner, it may. But as we know that SEO is not a huge part of youtube, the time invested to write a "mini-article" as a description is doesn't worth your time.