Add Your YouTube Channel RSS To 1,000’s Of Ping Services
On top of ranking your YouTube individual video pages, you can also leverage your YouTube channel page and its dynamic XML content for added exposure.
While each video certainly holds tremendous SEO potential, imagine how much more powerful a dynamic RSS feed can be if managed properly!
1. Optimize Your YouTube RSS Feed and Video’s
2. Make sure your keywords are in your video file name
3. Make sure your keywords are in your video title
4. Make sure your description starts with a link to your website
5. Make sure your description is at least three well formed paragraphs with your keywords sprinkled throughout
6. Keep your videos over two minutes in length but no longer than five unless you have something really important to say. People have a short attention span
What To Do With Your YouTube RSS Feed
There are tons of ways to build some good natural back links to your YouTube videos using your YouTube RSS feed if you take the time to set them up. And best of all they are all one shot and your done tasks with most services.
Another great use for your YouTube RSS feed is to use it to ensure that not only are all your video’s indexed. But to make sure that all those back links you are creating you video description are indexed as well.
Here is a list of things you can do with your YouTube RSS feed.
1. Your YouTube RSS Feed can be set up to auto-submit to your OnlyWire account. After you set up your feed, we will automatically detect new videos and post them to your services.
2. Your YouTube RSS Feed can be set up to auto-submit to your Tribepro account. Tribepro will pull from your feed every 24 hours and hundreds of other people will submit your video’s to the social media sites for you.
3. Your YouTube RSS Feed can be set up to auto-submit to Ping.com and Pixelpipe.com for auto-submission to social media sites.
4. Use your YouTube RSS Feed to auto populate your own website. Sometimes you get busy and you don’t have the time to write a post and then create a video. Or visa versa. There are a couple auto posting plugins you could research and find that will use your YouTube RSS feed to create a post on your site based on what you submit to your YouTube channel.
Be sure to take advantage of this free OPR resource before your competitors do. :)
