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3. Connect with subscribers.
Use your YouTube descriptions to help new viewers connect with you on your other channels and social media platforms. In doing this, you can increase your cross-promote content more easily and boost engagement and discoverability. Just make sure to put your social media links toward the end of your descriptions, since there are more important details to keep above the fold.

4. Create a niche.
Whether you're writing a description for your channel or a video, you'll want to define your niche. Start by introducing yourself or your brand, then highlight what you have to offer and what makes you unique. Be sure to incorporate relevant keywords that are used to search for content in your niche so your target audience has a better chance at finding you.

5. Show your journey.
You may want to create a channel description that asks viewers to join you on a journey that you document on your YouTube channel. For instance, if your YouTube channel focuses on streaming video game content, you may invite your subscribers to watch you as you attempt to win the game. Therefore, mentioning a goal for your channel can help you gain new subscribers eager to come along for the ride as you pursue a goal.

6. Be more personal.
Create a sense of community with your channel by being more personal with your audience. When writing your descriptions, consider including personal touches, such as telling a story, using relatable language, or speaking directly to the viewer. By offering an emotional appeal, you and your content will come off as more authentic, helping you create a stronger connection with your subscribers.

7. Create anticipation for new content.
A content creator needs to build excitement for the next video — a sense of urgency and anticipation for their audience. A YouTuber can create giveaways, conduct polls, and invite special guests to participate in the videos to maintain the channel's success.

8. Make it search-friendly.
We have all done it: Having parts of an idea and hoping Google will fill in the blanks by completing the search with the rest of our thought. As a content creator, you need to own each of the video's related tags, including misspellings, to help refine the content under your channel. The YouTube videos need to be centered around keywords, maximizing your SEO for Google and YouTube searches.

9. Lead viewers to other resources.
When crafting your descriptions, consider linking to related content that viewers might find interesting or helpful. For example, if you have a blog, you can link to a blog post that goes more in-depth on the topic you're discussing. Not only will this help provide additional context to the viewer, but bring more traffic to your website.

10. Incorporate keywords.
Use keywords in your descriptions to increase the visibility of your YouTube channel and videos. In order to determine which keywords you should target, you'll need to conduct keyword research. When crafting your description, don't repeat the same keywords too much. Instead, insert them in a way that sounds natural. This will keep it easy to read and help you avoid keyword stuffing.

11. Tease a new initiative.
A new video is upcoming, and you need to send a teaser to your audience that will create buzz leading up to the release of the new content. A video teaser can be uploaded to YouTube Shorts to increase anticipation.

12. Be transparent.
Authenticity sells. Viewers know when you aren't being transparent with them, so just be real. If you have affiliate partners, gifted products, or sponsorships, don't try to hide it. Be honest with your viewers and write a disclaimer in your description.

As a YouTuber, it is essential to engage with your audience and build their trust. If you lose that trust, it can be hard to win it back.

13. Maintain engagement.
Keeping your audience engaged is crucial for getting them to return for more content. When writing your video description, use a strong hook that grabs your audience's attention and makes them want to watch. Be sure to break down the video into sections and include timestamps for each one. This allows viewers to jump to specific parts of the video, so they remain interested.

14. Plug your products.
Any time you mention or use one of your products or services in a video, you should always include a link in your description. By doing this, you prompt the audience to try your product or service for themselves. Offering a discount code may also encourage potential customers to take the leap.

15. Test out different formats.