Here are some of the best tools for conducting keyword research on YouTube:
TubeBuddy
TubeBuddy is a free browser extension that provides a keyword explorer tool to help you find relevant long-tail keywords for your videos. It also suggests tags and can translate your video titles and descriptions into other languages.
VidIQ
VidIQ is another Chrome extension that reveals a keyword's search volume, competition, related queries, and the tags used by top-ranking videos. This helps confirm you're using the right keywords for your content.
Keyword Tool
Keyword Tool uses YouTube's autocomplete data to generate hundreds of relevant keyword ideas ranked by popularity. The free version is limited, with a Pro plan available for $68/year.
Google Trends
Google Trends is a free tool that lets you compare keyword popularity over time. You can filter results to show only YouTube searches, making it useful for content planning.
Ahrefs Keywords Explorer
Ahrefs Keywords Explorer pulls from a database of over 640 million YouTube keywords. It provides search volumes for multiple search engines, keyword difficulty scores, and estimated clicks. Plans start at $99/month.
Keyword Keg
Keyword Keg generates keyword ideas along with data like search volume, cost-per-click, and keyword power score. A free sample is available, with paid plans ranging from $40-$280/month.The best tool depends on your needs and budget. Even free options like YouTube's autocomplete and Google Trends can provide valuable keyword insights to improve your video content strategy and increase views
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