Now I should tell you that even for YouTube there are denmark whatsapp number optimization criteria based on the composition of the title, the quality of the description or maybe even on the insertion of reference tags to the search scope, as happens for Instagram. The truth is that although all these things facilitate the attribution of meaning, the relevance , that is the aspect that determines the positioning of a video for a search on YouTube, depends mainly on behavioral factors:
How many users watch how many minutes of the video
How many users subscribe to your channel
How many users click on the notification bell
How many users click like or dislike on a single video
How many users share the video
How many users comment on the video
These six points are much more important than good basic optimization, which still has its reasons. Notice how videos on the most followed channels ALWAYS invite users to subscribe to the channel and click to receive updates after the first 10/15 seconds. I don't even pay attention to it anymore.
One problem with YouTube (well, for me it is, maybe not for you) is that a video can become very popular and get a lot of visibility precisely because it is poorly made. If you get people to be outraged by your content that deals with a topic in a superficial way, to the point of earning you a lot of dislikes and negative comments, Google can interpret these behavioral signals as votes of interest and give you more visibility than someone who has dealt with the same topic much better than you, even without generating the same participation. YouTube is not meritocratic, but in this sense it works by popular acclaim. Barabba wins!