YouTube knows how to find the videos that you are searching for be-cause when the videos were created, the person who uploaded them was allowed to add in

Tags, or keywords, which describe the con-tents of the video.

It is very important to include descriptive tags so that when people are searching for dog training lessons, or web design lessons, or por-trait painting lessons, or they want to know how to find a stud in a wall and put up a shelf…or whatever type of video you are putting up…they will be able to find you.

So make sure that you type in as many tags as possible.

Try to think how the people searching for videos in your subject area would think.
For instance if you have a cooking video showing how to grill a steak, imagine what you yourself would type in if you were looking for such a video.

You might type in something like: how to grill a steak, how to grill flank steak, grill flank steak, grill ribeye steak, grilled steak, grilling a steak…

If you were creating a video on pesticide free herb gardens, you might type in natural pesticides, pesticide free herb gardens, how to kill garden pests naturally, kill garden pests without insecticide, insecticide free gardening, green gardening, organic herb gardens…

The more descriptive tags that you put in, the easier it will be to find.