Which Title Is Best? 7 Things Nobody Tells You About Your YouTube Video

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I just finished writing my guest post article called 7 Secret Weapons For Making Killer YouTube Videos. Of the title above and of all the titles below, please, which 3 are your favorite in relation to the article? And if/when you read the article, do you find any errors? Areas that don't make sense?

Thanks,
Aaron

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1cVQkZq0B21TddjfTakj275J9nfSQUvghlSc4AtDUZ-0/edit?usp=drive_web&authuser=0

7 Things Nobody Tells You About Your YouTube Video
The Minimalist Guide To Making A YouTube Video That Owns
How To Make A YouTube Video That Your Viewers Will Love
Can't Keep Up? 7 Ways To Improve Your YouTube Video
How To Be Smart In A World of Dumb YouTubers
7 Shortcuts For Making A Killer YouTube Video In Record Time
101 YouTube Hacks: A Cheat Sheet For Making Stellar Videos
7 Steps To An Awesome YouTube Video
How To Make A Super YouTube Video
7 Video Secrets Every YouTuber Should Know
Be A YouTube Jedi! 7 Ideas That Really Work

 

I ended up removing the article because it got more valuable than I expected it to get. But I am still interested in your opinion about which name sounds best.

Cheers.

 

Hello Aaron,
When publishing videos to YouTube, it’s important to apply SEO best practices to certain areas of the page. For example:
Titles. With limited plain text for search engines to crawl, the title of your video is probably the most important SEO factor to consider. Titles for YouTube videos should include relevant keywords to ensure high rankings in Google and YouTube search, while still being compelling enough to encourage clicks and views.

Best Practices:

Include keyword phrases as close to the front of your title as possible, since front-loaded titles tend to rank well in search.
Examples:

Video SEO: How the BEST Marketers Do It Right

5 Video SEO Tips for B2B Organizations of All Sizes

Keep your titles within 70 characters (including spaces). Though YouTube has a 100-character limit for titles, anything longer than 70 will be truncated in most search results.
I hope my post helped you.

 

Thank you Infinity! That was insightful. For what it's worth this title is actually not for a YouTube video, but for a blog post.

Cheers,
Aaron

 

I'm glat it helped ya!