Author: Franz Malten Buemann

  • YouTube Hashtags: What Marketers Need to Know

    When I first noticed YouTube hashtags being featured in videos, I thought they looked silly. At the time, I thought hashtags were only useful for platforms like Twitter or Instagram. It wasn’t until I clicked on a hashtag under an anime clip I was watching that I realized how useful the tags were.
    Clicking on the hashtag helped me easily find other anime-related videos and content creators. And when I started my own channel, hashtags helped users find and engage with my own videos.
    YouTube hashtags are a simple but effective way to bring more attention to your videos and boost your channel’s viewership. Here’s everything marketers need to know about YouTube hashtags.
    What are YouTube hashtags?
    How to Add Hashtags to a YouTube Video
    Best YouTube Hashtags for Your Video
    Popular YouTube Hashtags
    Hashtags for Gaming Videos
    Hashtags for Food Videos
    Hashtags for Beauty and Fashion Videos
    Hashtags for Entertainment Videos
    Hashtags for Educational Videos
    Top YouTube Hashtags

    What are YouTube hashtags?
    YouTube hashtags are keywords preceded by the # symbol. The hashtags are clickable and allow users to easily find related videos sharing the same hashtag. Using a hashtag also allows YouTube creators to categorize their videos with other content that includes the hashtag. Hashtags can also be used to conduct a search in the YouTube search bar.
    Ultimately, hashtags make videos more discoverable — benefiting both users and content creators.
    In the example below, Today includes #Emmys #Fashion and #RedCarpet for its video “Fashion Hits and Misses From the 2022 Emmy Awards.”
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    If you click on #Emmys, you’ll be taken to a page featuring other YouTube videos using the same hashtag.
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    Now you can easily find and click through other videos covering the award show.

    How to Add Hashtags to a YouTube Video
    Hashtags can be added to a YouTube video’s title or description. Just type the # symbol into the title or description then begin to add the topic or keyword you want to be associated with your video. YouTube will then suggest popular hashtags based on what you typed in. From there, choose a recommended hashtag to promote your video with others using the same hashtag, or create one of your own that fits your content.
    The hashtags you used will then link to a results page featuring other videos sharing the hashtag.

    Best YouTube Hashtags for Your Video
    The best YouTube hashtags for your video will depend on its content. For example, if your video features a celebrity, influencer, or public figure, you can use their name as a hashtag. If your video is part of an ongoing series or playlist on your channel, you can include the title of the series or playlist as a hashtag as well.
    In the example below, First We Feast uses the hashtags #Hotones, #Lizzo, and #SeanEvans. Hot Ones is the name of the series on the channel, Lizzo is the celebrity being interviewed, and Sean Evans is the host.
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    In this example, using #Hotones in the video is great for the channel because clicking on it takes the viewer to a page showing other videos in the web series.
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    Hashtags that align with your niche are also best for your videos. For example, if you’re a fashion YouTuber then hashtags like #fashion, #outfitideas, or #styleinspo will be most helpful for your videos. If your videos are funny then hashtags like #comedy, #lol, or #comedyskit are solid choices.
    To find the best hashtags for your video, look up videos of other creators in your niche to see what tags they are using. Or search words in the YouTube search bar to see what other popular words and phrases come up. TubeBuddy is also a great tool for YouTube content creators and has a feature that allows creators to find keywords and phrases that can be turned into hashtags.
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    Make sure you don’t use too many hashtags in your videos. According to Google, the more hashtags you use, the less relevant your video becomes. Try to stick to no more than three hashtags per video. If your video contains more than 60 hashtags, YouTube will ignore every single hashtag, and your video may be removed from your uploads or search results.
    Your video may also be removed if you’re using irrelevant or misleading hashtags. So, remember — not all trending hashtags will guarantee success for your video. If you see a hashtag trending on YouTube, but it’s not relevant to your video — just leave it alone.

    Popular YouTube Hashtags
    Here are some popular hashtags for different kinds of YouTube content.

    Hashtags for Gaming Videos
    #gamers
    #games
    #live
    #gaming
    #gameplay
    #youtubegamer
    #gamereview
    #gamer
    #livestream
    #gamecommentary

    Hashtags for Food Videos
    #food
    #foodie
    #cook
    #tastyrecipes
    #tasty
    #healthyfood
    #healthydinner
    #yummy
    #recipes
    #homemadecooking

    Hashtags for Beauty and Fashion Videos
    #beautyhacks
    #skincare
    #fashion
    #grwm (get ready with me)
    #fashiontrends
    #makeup
    #modeling
    #ootd (outfit of the day)
    #makeuptutorial
    #makeuphacks

    Hashtags for Entertainment Videos
    #funny
    #comedy
    #lol
    #shorts (for YouTube Shorts)
    #live
    #skit
    #music
    #comics
    #film

    Hashtags for Educational Videos
    #teaching
    #learning
    #education
    #funfacts
    #science
    #technology
    #literature
    #theory
    #school
    #videoessay

    Top YouTube Hashtags
    These are some of the top YouTube hashtags that can be applied to most kinds of videos.
    #youtube
    #youtubers
    #viral
    #subscribe
    #video
    #youtubemusic
    #youtubechannel
    #youtubevideos
    #youtubeshorts
    #youtubecreator
    Using YouTube hashtags will help your videos find the right audience — leading to growth for your channel. Just remember to always use relevant hashtags and not over-tag your content. If you remember these rules, you’ll be able to use YouTube hashtags to your advantage.

  • Retribution, revenge, and especially, remorse

    When an organization has caused harm (through error or intent), it’s tempting to be sure they learned a lesson. We want folks to take responsibility, to admit culpability and to be sure they won’t do it again.

    But if you need those things to happen to make things better for all of us, we’re going to have to wait a long time.

    Perhaps it makes sense to embrace, “now that I know what I know now, I can make a new decision based on new information and do this instead.”

    Taking responsibility for yesterday is great. Taking action for tomorrow is even better.

    We often become what we do, as opposed to simply doing what we say we would when under duress.

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  • How AI is Taking Your Email Marketing to the Next Level

    Artificial intelligence (AI) is changing the world. Virtually every industry adopts and incorporates AI as it improves many processes and offers new ways of doing things. The following are examples of AI use in different sectors: Autonomous vehicles like Tesla use AI to drive cars and identify obstructions to avoid collisions. Devices, including smartphones and…
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  • How to Pass Salesforce Advanced Administrator Certification Exam

    Last Updated on September 26, 2022 by Rakesh Gupta It has been nine years since I passed the Salesforce Advanced Administrator exam. In the past few weeks, many people reached out to me asking for guidance and a path to becoming a certified Advanced Administrator.  That gives me an idea
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  • Get Started With AI: 3 Freemium Salesforce Einstein Features

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  • Well-Architected: Dreamforce Highlights for Salesforce Architects

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