Upload your video on YouTube the right way. Learn how to upload videos on YouTube in 2020. I’ll walk you through everything you need to know to properly upload videos to YouTube using the new YouTube Studio.

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Timestamps⏱
0:00 Intro
0:23 YouTube Upload Video Default Settings
2:55 Upload Video on YouTube
4:19 Add Title & Description
5:40 Upload a custom YouTube Thumbnail
6:22 Add Video to Playlist(s)
6:50 Is your video made for kids? (COPPA)
7:19 Paid Promotions
7:32 YouTube Tags
8:22 Language, License, Category, and Other Video Settings
9:10 Monetization & Ad Suitability
10:19 Add Videos and Subscribe Icon to End Screen
11:50 Add Cards to Your YouTube Video
13:10 Visibility: Publishing / Scheduling Your Video
14:19 Tip 1: Create a Custom Thumbnail
15:00 Tip 2: Write Click-Worthy Titles
15:51 Tip 3: Use End Screens & Cards
16:19 Tip 4: Embed Videos on Your Website
16:32 Tip 5: Drive Traffic to Your Newly Published Video

We will cover everything you need to know related to uploading videos on YouTube. We set up the YouTube default upload settings so you don’t need to change the settings for each video you publish.

We will then upload the video, add the title, description, custom thumbnail, and tags (all of these things help tell YouTube and the viewer what your video is about).

If your channel is monetized, you can then turn on or off monetization and choose where ads can be shown on your video. Then you’ll have to self-certify your video’s ad suitability, you basically have to tell youtube if your video includes swearing, violence, guns, drugs, etc. because some advertisers do not want to advertise on videos containing certain types of content.

Then we’ll add videos and the subscribe button to your end screen and add cards throughout the video. Both cards and end screen help you get additional views and keep people on YouTube longer increasing session time (an important YouTube metric)

Lastly, we choose the video’s visibility. You can choose to make the video public, private or unlisted. We normally schedule our video for the time of day when our audience is most likely online. You can find this in the audience tab of your Analytics in YouTube Studio.

5 tips to get more views on your YouTube videos:

Tip 1: Create a Custom Thumbnail - Great thumbnails will get more people to stop scrolling, look at your thumbnail, read your title, and click on your video which increases your click through rate (CTR)

Tip 2: Write Click-Worthy Titles - After someone sees your thumbnail, they will read the title so make sure you succinctly write a title under 60 characters that describes what your video is about. The title should use the keywords you want to show up for in search results.

Tip 3: Use End Screens & Cards - These both help get people to watch other content on your channel increasing your views, watch time, and the viewer's session time.

Tip 4: Embed Videos on Your Website - A study done by Briggsby found that the more times your video was linked to or embedded on websites the more views it got on YouTube ([ Ссылка ])

Tip 5: Drive Traffic to Your Newly Published Video - The first 24-48 hours of your video is crucial. The more views you get right when your video is published, the more people YouTube will find in the future to show your video to. Share your video on the community tab if you have over 1,000 subscribers, to your email list, on social media, and on online forums such as Quora and Reddit.

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