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YouTube's keyword tool was introduced in November 2008 and disabled in September 2014. Fast forward today, and YouTube has over 2 billion monthly logged-in users worldwide who watch over a billion hours of video every day. They're definitely watching, and yet more than 500 hours of content are uploaded to YouTube every minute. So, no one – and I mean no one – can possibly watch every new YouTube video that's published. This means that creating great content is only half the battle to being successful on the platform. With so much content for viewers to choose from, video SEO pros and content marketers want to know which keywords and search terms to target on YouTube. Fortunately, you have a lot of options. Here are the 10 best YouTube keyword tool alternatives – ranked in the order in which I'd use them myself. Actually, I often use more than one of these tools in order to deliver strategic insights, critical data, tactical advice, and trends in the digital

Search Engine Optimization is a most important and helpful way to drive organic traffic to your website.  However, ranking the website in the top 10 search engine rankings is not an easy feat since it takes time and commitment to see good results. You should be aware of some SEO ranking factors to get your site on the search's first page.  Search engines tend to update the ranking factors to provide searchers with the best results. 9 important SEO ranking factors you must be aware of; Site Security Mobile-Friendliness Page Speed User Engagement Quality Content Technical SEO Backlinks Domain Age and Authority Crawlability Site Security: There is no surprise that this factor ranks at the beginning of the list. As Google stated in 2014, that HTTPS will be a ranking factor.  Since search engines want their users to visit only trustworthy sites, it is crucial for those who have a website to have an SSL certificate to secure their site. So how to find

The best rank checking tools enable you to check keyword rankings locally and internationally. The best rank checking tools Being able to rank your website keywords on Google and other search engines is an essential part of SEO.  With a small number of keywords it used to be possible to do this simply with a manual search, but with the advent of ever-increasing use of personalized data and customization of results, along with the rise of local searches, manual checks are no longer reliable. While keyword ranking tools were always essential for larger keyword lists, nowadays it's just as important for smaller ones. As Google continues to dominate search in North America and Europe this means most people will want to check their Google Rankings in particular, as opposed to other search engines such as Bing. However, because Google serves results based on geolocation this means it's important to track on the right Google search engine.  Also, with the rise of Bai

Keyword stuffing has been a hot topic in the Google My Business world for a long time. Keyword stuffing or "adding descriptors" to your name on Google My Business is when someone adds words to their business name on GMB that aren't part of that business's actual legal name. Here's an example: We know beyond a shadow of a doubt that keywords in the business name impact ranking directly and dramatically. Here's an example of the ranking impact.  We also know that Google historically and presently takes action on GMB profiles that engage in adding "unnecessary" or "unreasonable" descriptors that don't match the business's real-world name. I analyzed the impact of reporting 50 examples of keyword stuffing, and in that study, Google took action on 40% of them. Some businesses were given a soft suspension, and others were given a hard suspension. You can read more on the difference between those two types of punishment in this gui

Those on the Android 12 Developer Preview have begun to notice a "Google Voice Typing [Legacy]" option in their keyboard list. This is due to a mildly interesting tweak being made that moves Google Voice Typing from one app to another. Up to now, Google Voice Typing has been included in Android as part of the core Google Search app. To access it, simply switch keyboards — usually done by long-pressing spacebar or with a dedicated button in the bottom navigation area — and choose "Google Voice Typing." As spotted by one of our readers, those on Android 12 Developer Preview 3 now have two options in this list, "Google Voice Typing" and "Google Voice Typing [Legacy]." With a bit of investigation from our APK Insight team, we've found the underlying cause for the change. First, in the latest beta version of the Google Search app, we've found that they've included code to rename the Voice Typing keyboard to add "[Legacy],&q

If you're a Google Docs enthusiast, you probably spend a few hours every day typing. Some people can do 100 words or more per minute, but the truth is that typing isn't everyone's cup of tea. There are days when you feel too tired to even touch the keyboard, but you still need to get the work done. So, how do you do it? You'll be relieved to know that there is a solution: Google Docs voice typing feature. In this article, we're going to show you how to type with your voice in Google docs across a range of devices. What Is Google Docs Voice Typing? Voice typing is all about using your voice to command your device to type whatever is on your mind. You don't have to lift a finger. But wait, hasn't voice typing been around since the late 90s? Yes, that's true. But voice recognition was quite frustrating in the early days. Achieving anything close to 70% in terms of accuracy would have been very difficult. But not anymore. Developers at Google