VidIQ also shows channel tags alongside video tags, whereas TubeBuddy doesn’t. However, one small but useful difference is the ability to export video tags to CSV in a single click (without adding to tags lists first). On video results, the stats you see are almost identical to TubeBuddy. However, they do state they look at the “total amount of engagements (across YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, Facebook), view velocity of that video, and views.” VidIQ doesn’t tell us the precise formula they use for the “competition” score. In the search results, it shows search volume, competition, overall keyword score, related queries, keyword stats, and the tags from the top-ranking videos. Much of its functionality is similar to TubeBuddy. VidIQ is another freemium Chrome extension that adds additional data to the YouTube UI. You can even schedule downloadable weekly or monthly reports. Here, you can track YouTube search rankings for yours and your competitors’ videos. It’s also worth noting that TubeBuddy does suggest tags when you upload a video.īeyond tags, another useful TubeBuddy feature is their rank tracker tool. Tag lists get deduped automatically, so you won’t end up pasting a list of duplicate tags. Just look for common and relevant tags across top-ranking videos, add them to a tags list, then copy-paste the final list into the tags section of your video. This is useful when trying to build up a list of tags for a video. You can copy and save tags to a list with a couple of clicks. It also tells you if the uploader has followed “best optimization practices,” and pulls the full list of video tags. This shows a bunch of stats about the video and publisher (e.g., social shares across major social networks, the number of videos on the channel, etc.). On video pages, you’ll see the “Videolytics” overlay. Unfortunately, both of these are limited to three results for free users. This is useful for discovering long-tail keywords to optimize your video for, or even to find other less competitive topics that you might not have considered. You’ll also see keyword stats, which give you a high-level view of the search results:īelow this, there’s a list of related searches and the most used tags from the top-ranking videos.
… which proves that true search volume is nowhere near the number suggested by TubeBuddy.
Monthly impressions in YouTube search for our video that ranks for “SEO.”
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