Once you've generated keywords using the AI Keyword Generator tool, there are several ways you can incorporate them into your YouTube content. First, consider including the most important keywords in your video title, making sure it remains clear and engaging. Second, use the keywords naturally throughout your video description, adding additional relevant keywords where they fit. You can also add keywords to your video tags, though they play a less significant role now than historically - they're mainly useful for catching misspellings or helping YouTube understand niche topics. Remember to al

I'm a little biased, but I'd like to think this keyword tool we've built, presents digestible information to you in a way that strips out unnecessary metrics (that very few people care about and aren't necessary to creating top-ranking blog content). Google Trends is another Google product that can present directionally useful data to fuel your keyword research, but I like to think our tool packages that information in a more actionable format. We've also connected the keyword research process to a blog idea generation feature with the "Ideas" tab of this tool, so that you can quickly click

Right now, the data this keyword tool uses is based on Google search results. We're working on adding a tab that offers a YouTube-specific data set to factor into your video keyword research, so stay tuned soon.