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Hello all. I am looking to rank a Youtube video on Google for a certain keyword. The question here is I am looking at two different stats on my Adwords. The exact match numbers and the broad match numbers. What I want to know is if I rank a video with roughly 200 exact matches but roughly 20k broad matches, assuming my SEO was done correctly, how many of those broad matches do you think I would scoop up? Is there a possibility to rank for all 20k of those searches? I am likely to split test to see if this works but I would like some input before I put too much effort in. If proper SEO made it possible to hit for broad keywords it would really open up my options. Any help / input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much!

-TheMadHatter
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  • Simple: if your video ranks top on SERP, it can get max hits irrespective of broad or exact keywords.

    but keep in mind, a broad keyword like [gift ideas] may not rank you on the top for an exact keyword "gift ideas for men".

    So you have to be more specific on what you expect from the traffic

    Thanks.
  • I have no fix ideas related to SEO.... Try to promote your videos manually on social media sites regularly and other platforms for better results...
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    Quick Youtube Question

    Hello all. I am looking to rank a Youtube video on Google for a certain keyword. The question here is I am looking at two different stats on my Adwords. The exact match numbers and the broad match numbers. What I want to know is if I rank a video with roughly 200 exact matches but roughly 20k broad matches, assuming my SEO was done correctly, how many of those broad matches do you think I would scoop up? Is there a possibility to rank for all 20k of those searches? I am likely to split test to see if this works but I would like some input before I put too much effort in. If proper SEO made it possible to hit for broad keywords it would really open up my options. Any help / input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks much! -TheMadHatter