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Hey, guys, now we are going to talk about a sudden medals creations, so let's dive into it.

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If you want to rank in YouTube, videos need to be a voice.

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The question is, what does a person actually mean?

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A video that's a song to me might make you want to toss your laptop out the window.

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Well, in the words of YouTube, a son is measured by few key metrics like sition, time, watch time,

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audience retention, engagement and click to rate on the Bichard type of description.

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And when you create what else would be suitable ranking factors in mind, you can find yourself sitting

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pretty at the top of the search results.

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With debt, it's time for me to break down each of these rankings signals and show you how to create

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middle class, optimize for each one song, total watch time, total watch time is likely YouTube's

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number one ranking factor.

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One is it taught to watch time, both of which time is the amount of watched minutes that your video

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across.

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You can see this metric in YouTube studier.

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And how can you optimize for total watch time?

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Well, that's a good question.

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First grade, the long evidence, let's say you publish to what else we delay is 12 minutes, then they'll

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be is four minutes.

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And on average, people watch about 40 percent of each video.

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At the end of the day, we know a well had three times more watched time of video be.

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In fact, if you look at the results for competitive keywords, you will notice that the top ranking

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videos are pretty darn long.

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So they're really long and people watch them the best from beginning to the end, second grade videos

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that maximize audience retention.

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So it means you need to rally to get people into the action in 15 seconds and you need to keep them.

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You need them to watch and watch and continue watching.

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Audience retention YouTube's all the big on a video ranking signal is audience retention.

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Audience retention is the amount of your video as a percentage that people watch.

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Obviously, the more of your video.

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People watch it, the better.

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The longer they watch, the better.

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Here is how to maximize your videos, audience attention.

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Focus on the first 15 seconds, the first 15 seconds of your video is huge.

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In fact, YouTube itself recommends focusing on this critical part of your video at Sirait then.

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They pay close attention to the first 15 seconds of every video.

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That's when viewers are most likely to drop off.

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Why?

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Because their data has found that if you look someone in the first 15 seconds, you've hooked them for

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good.

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The opposite is also true if you lose someone in the first 15 seconds, they are not going to stick

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around, look for peaks and valleys, spend a few minutes checking out the audience retention reports

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for your videos.

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Specifically, look for sports where audience retention peaks.

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And, of course, drops, unfortunately, then in future, Riddell's double down on what works and eliminate

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elements of your video that's making people click away.

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What's really great is to use some Pakhtun interrupts some jokes or some kinds of great, great, great

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interrupts, making people pretend it's staying with you, but then interrupts our moments in your video,

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where do you change things?

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And sprinkling in one or two patterns interrupts do can make a big difference in your audience retention.

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I always add one to two pattern interrupts per video, usually me doing something silly.

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These brief moments reset people's attention, and instead of clicking away, they keep them watching.

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Session, which time session, which time issue does UBA Metric, it's basically how long Veera spend

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on YouTube's platform after seeing your video when YouTube confirm this ranking factor Baystate.

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As with previous optimisations to our discovery futures, this should benefit Urashima.

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If your videos drive more viewing time across YouTube.

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In other words, we revoked videos that keep people on YouTube.

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Unfortunately, there is no way to directly measure decision watch time.

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Why?

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If someone clicks on a video that doesn't belong to you, you can't see any analytics for that video.

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But it will add to your video session.

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Watch time.

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If you can measure session, watch time, how can you optimize for it?

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First, create playlists.

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That way, your recession, which time automatically increases whenever someone watches your playlist.

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A win win situation.

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Great next, including links to one of your other videos at the end of each video and link to your agenda.

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You need to use YouTube and screen future to set it up again, this encourages your users to stay on

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YouTube instead of clicking away user engagement.

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Now it's time for another key video ranking Signa User Engagement.

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YouTube doesn't want their users to passively sit back and watch your video and see instead that they

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want to see that people actively engage with your video.

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Specifically, they measure how many people like comments subscribe share at your video to a playlist.

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The more of these signals YouTube sees, the more they know that your video is keeping their users engaged

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on the platform.

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He had a lot of free tips to maximize user engagement signals.

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First, ask people to comment on your videos, people love giving their opinions, but people really

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hate thinking.

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So to increase the odds that people comment on your video, give your viewers something specific to

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comment on at a clear subscribe call to action to your script.

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Don't be afraid to ask people to subscribe to your channel.

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In fact, I recommend adding a clear call to action at the end of every video like this.

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Yes, I realize that I look crazy in that show, but it works.

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Reply to comments, when you reply to comments, you encourage more people to comment, more comments.

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It means more engagement.

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It means higher rankings.

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We make sure to reply to 100 percent of the comments that come in during the first 24 hours that my

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video goes live.

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Now that you have an something to do, it's down to key word optimized that Suwat check the free will

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show you how to do it.

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So stay tuned.

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We are going to stay together.

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And I'm so excited to share this magnificent strategy with you.
