Once the script is written, create your YouTube Video as you normally would, using the script with all your relevant keywords and key phrases you created in SurferSEO.All of the great text you created with the content editor tool needs to be both in your video and, to a smaller extent, in a keyword-optimized YouTube Video description. Then the search engines can search for those keywords and recommend your video.To effectively included searchable text in a YouTube video, I create a text transcript. There are lots of apps that do this. I edit my video content in Premiere Pro and it has automatic audio to text transcription. I use this as draft text and then edit anything the automatic transcription got wrong. Export this as an SRT file and upload it to YouTube with your video.Include a summary in the description, plus use keyword appropriate Chapters, as well.Including the text for the video on a blog post is effective, as well.So that's the writing process I use to help my clients to get more organic traffic on their YouTube Videos and in social media posts.***I find SurferSEO to be really easy to use, intuitive, and effective. It's one of the few SEO tools I pay for every month, because it's not terribly expensive.Check out SurferSEO and get writing more effective content!