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How do I quickly check which keywords Google index YouTube videos for on first page?
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I'd like to create YouTube videos since they can be a good way to rank for certain keywords.
So I'd like to find a way to QUICKLY know which of the thousands of keywords I have are most likely to result in a first page result for my video.
Is there a tool or technique you can recommend for quickly identifying the keywords I should target?
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Thanks Daniel, just started usuing Moz so helpful.
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In Moz Pro, if you go to Search > Keyword Rankings, you'll be able to scroll down to the "Tracked Keywords Overview" section. In the table there is a column named "Universal Results" which will show an image or video icon next to the keyword. Here you can find some more information - https://moz.com/blog/hot-off-the-press-more-universal-results-included-with-your-campaign-rankings.
Hope that helps!
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