When Putting Keywords / Tags in your Title/Description/Tags...

What account do you mean?

Hosting?
Adsense?
Affiliate?

 

From my experience it's not the words used in titles, tags and descriptions that get you banned but other people flagging your vids.
3 banned vids and the account is gone.

I have a lot of accounts from my early days at YT alive and kicking. They all have "bad" words and they still make me money. These accounts are 6 to 9 months old.

During these days I found that all of a sudden many new created accounts were banned. They had the same words as the accounts that stayed untouched before.
I figured that competitors or people hating sexy vids were on the lookout for new vids to get rid of them right away.

Why do I think that?
At first I thought it had to do with my IP so I started using tubemogul for the uploading. TM doesn't allow strong words so I used innocent titles, descriptions and tags.
The next day I would go into my accounts and replace everything with more stimulating text.

All these accounts stayed (and are still alive) so I figured that youtubers were on the lookout for new bad vids that were on the new vids pages.
If it is some algorithm from YT it wouldn't explain why so many accounts with strong words are still alive.
It would be easy (as with copyrighted music) for YT to get rid of all the sexy vids in one automated go.

 

Tubemogul is a video-uploadsite

Code:

tubemogul.com

First you make accounts on the videosites where you want to upload your vids.

You make an account at Tubemogul and upload your vid there, enter title, tags and description.

Last step is to enter name/passwords from the videosites into Tubemogul and he uploads the vid to all the sites in 1 go.

Beware: Tubemogul has a habit of banning accounts for spamming.
This is not a problem because you can always make new accounts.
But what I do is prepare the 5 to 6 vids for 1 go and upload them one after another.
For the next round I make new videosite-accounts and a new Tubemogul account.