ZMÜNTIZE'RZ - Team ZMu

VPN Rank List and Testing Process

Team ZMu VPN Team Transition Process and Procedures

VPN for Non-Monetized Group and Purpose

VPN for Monetized Group and Purpose

Team Intro to VPN and Why it's needed

Subscribers are critical to your success on YouTube because they tend to spend more time watching your channel than viewers who aren't subscribed—and if they have Notifications turned on, they'll be alerted when you post something new. They can also view your newly published videos in their Subscriptions feed.

If thinking about paying for Subs or Watch Hours so that you can complete your Youtube monetization requirements, think again. 

Why do people do it?
What should you be considering if you do this?
What are the effects to your Youtube Channel?
How much do you have to spend?
How long would it take to recover what you spend?

These are questions that you should be asking yourself before you proceed to purchase an easy way to monetize.

YouTube Tags are words and phrases you can include in your YouTube videos’ description. They let your viewers, and YouTube, know what your videos are about and can help them rank higher in the platform’s search results.

Why are YouTube tags important?

YouTube tags function to help YouTube grasp your video’s content and context. This way, YouTube can understand your video’s topic and category, and associate it with similar content, which can amplify your video’s reach. The rise of semantic search has made YouTube tags less important over time, but they're still a strategic element you can use to your advantage.

YouTube Tags Best Practices

To leverage YouTube tags to their fullest potential, check out these tips and tricks.

1. Make your first tag your target keyword and order the rest by importance.

YouTube heavily accounts for your video’s first few tags when ranking content in their search results, especially the first tag. So make sure your first tag is the exact keyword you want to target.

2. Use some broad keywords that describe the overarching topic your video falls under as other tags.

Using broad keywords as other tags helps YouTube understand your video’s context. For example, if you’re creating a video called “How to Hit a Baseball”, you’d want to add “Baseball” as a broad tag to indicate to YouTube that your video’s overarching topic is about baseball.

3. Use some specific keywords that describe the topics you covered in your video as other tags.

Using specific keywords that describe the topics you cover in your video as other tags helps YouTube understand your video’s content. For instance, in the same “How to Hit a Baseball” video, adding “hitting off a tee” or “hitting batting practice” as specific tags would indicate to YouTube the exact topics your video covers.

4. Keep most of your tags between 2-3 words.

While you should certainly include long-tail keywords and a few broad match variations, YouTube seems to prefer 2-4 word phrases (Briggsby).

5. Do not go overboard with tags.

The point of tags is to help the algorithm understand what your video is about so it can surface it to users that are looking for a video like yours. Using too many keywords can cause confusion for what your video is actually about. Research suggests that the optimal number of tags is between 31 and 40 (when used correctly, of course). More than that dilutes their power.

6. Get inspiration from videos that are currently ranking.

If you know what you want to rank for, take notes from those who are already ranking on the topic. Their keyword tags might give you a good starting point for research and inspiration.

7. Get inspiration from YouTube auto-suggest.

Auto-suggest is a feature to help users find what they need. YouTube isn't surfacing these suggestions willy-nilly. Chances are, there's a reason these keywords are suggested, so don't be afraid to go straight to the horse's mouth, so to speak, to draw inspiration.

Using the proper title on each video will make your channel grow faster and rank the videos. Keep in mind, as always, the video title and thumbnail are the ones your audience looks initially before they click video. So, concentrate more on optimizing the YouTube video title and then hit the Publish button

Titles are very important for YouTube SEO! The title of a video is equivalent to the title of a blog or article. The title is the first thing not just other people see, but also crawlers. The title is the factor that will identify the overall topic of your content.

7 Most common Guidelines to follow:
1. Be Accurate And Concise: avoid using clickbait and misleading titles on your videos, because it can cause some pretty great harm to your content’s performance as far as watch times and audience retention rates go. You want to keep your audience watching your video until the very end, not clicking off after a few seconds because your video has nothing to do with what your title says it’s about.

2. Don’t Ask Questions In Your Title: let your audience know what your video content is about without asking silly questions. Questions come off as clickbait and people avoid clicking on videos with questions in them for that reason.

3. Use Title Capitalization: there’s nothing more irritating than all caps or all lowercase letters in a video’s title. Using title capitalization - meaning Capitalizing Every Word In Your Title - will make your videos look more professional and will increase the chances of people clicking on the video.

4. Keep Your Titles Short: YouTube cuts title off at the 66 character mark, so make sure your titles are below 66 characters in length.

5. If Appropriate, Use Numbers: using prime and odd numbers has been proven to catch peoples’ attention and increase CTR (Click Through Rate).

6. Use Power Words: these are great for motivating people to click on your video titles. You can find lists of power words (like “tutorial”, “how to” etc.) by doing a quick Google search.

7. Include Exact Targeted Keywords And Place Them First In Your Titles: use your targeted keyword once in your title for the best results.

Have you been thinking about starting a Blog or Website and want to get Google Adsense approval for your site? You may want to start thinking about some steps in order for you to get approved from google adsense in 2021. 

In this episode, we'll be talking about 12 Things to do before you Apply for Google Adsense 2021. It's important to take these steps into account. Unlike in previous years, the process of getting adsense approval not longer is limited to just having a site and putting random contents online for your viewers to see. Today, it's a bit more challenging, but not impossible if done correctly. I encourage you to take as many of the 12 things to do before you apply for google adsense and apply them to your site as much as possible. We have tested these steps and have been very successful in getting google adsense approval for our community member sites. Please consider that it's not easy. Google AdSense is very strict when it comes to approving new application. Everyone is trying to trick AdSense to get approved so they have made the process very hard. But Don’t worry. You’re not alone. In this episode, I’m going to share with you everything that you need to do before applying for Google AdSense program to actually get approved.

Some common questions that you may have about Google AdSense are:
1. How to apply for Google AdSense?
2. Does my blog qualify for AdSense or not?
3. Am I eligible to apply for Google AdSense?
4. What are Google AdSense requirements?
5. Why Google AdSense rejected my application?
6. What to do if Google AdSense reject my application?

What is ReUsed Content on YTC?
Reused content refers to channels that REPURPOSE SOMEONE ELSE's CONTENT without adding significant original commentary or educational value. This policy is taken from the AdSense Search Console portion of AdSense program policies.

Notice the word "SIGNIFICANT" - You can't just use other people materials and think you can get away with it.

Reason your YTC will FAIL after getting Monetized!
Many of you think the Monetization is the end Goal - It's not!
Monetization is only a SMALL stepping Stone.

You need to do more to make your YTC successful!

Here we'll be discussing what are some reason you are not getting boosted to the finish line after reaching 200K
This will also result in YOU not being added to the Monetized Team if you are not SEO Ready!

Some of you will not be added to the Monetized Team
Here we will discuss some of the reasons why this will not happen for you.
We have given you enough reminders and warnings and if you still don't follow the process, there's nothing we can do for you.

Many of you are so confused as to why you are here!
Many of you don't have a clue about anything outside of pressing "Play"
Many of you are not preparing yourself for the next step.

YOU ARE WASTING YOUR TIME - BUT MORE IMPORTANTLY, YOU ARE WASTING OUR TIME!

Why this optional 1min video could be useful for you and your channel.
Learn the behind the scene reasoning for this process and how it could help you.

1. When should members start preparing for SEO?
2. When should members start monetization Preparation?

What to expect during preparation and monetization

Daily refresh your Group Playlist for reduced spamming

Always back-read your group chat before jumping into conversations, always know what was discussed in your group while you were away.

This Segment talks about the current success stories for the week.

Additional information about the current direction of the Team progress.

Topics to be Discussed
** Member Group Reassignments (Temporary)
1. HR / Marketing team Success
2. SEO process details
3. MOD assignments
4. Group status
5. Etc.

Team Changes
Team Issues and resolutions
Team Projects
Team Directions
Team Open positions

ZMÜNTIZE'RZ Team meeting 3/16/2020 Episode 1

ZMÜNTIZE'RZ Team meeting 3/16/2020 Fast Track Minutes and Transitions - Episode 2

ZMÜNTIZE'RZ Team meeting 3/16/2020 WHY ARE YOU STILL HERE? - Episode 3

ZMÜNTIZE'RZ Team meeting 3/16/2020 WHY ARE YOU STILL HERE? - Episode 3

ZMÜNTIZE'RZ Team meeting 3/16/2020 Fast Track Minutes and Transitions - Episode 2

ZMÜNTIZE'RZ  Team meeting 3/16/2020 Episode 1

Weekly Video Upload and New On-Boarding process

Tips on how to avoid a copyright strike on YouTube

Other examples of copyright infringement include:

• Downloading movies and music without proper payment for use |  
• Recording movies in a theater  |  
• Using others’ photographs for a blog without permission  |  
• Copying software code without giving proper credit  |  
• Creating videos with unlicensed music clips  |  
• Copying books, blogs or podcasts without permission  |  
• Anything where you are copying someone else’s original work without an agreement

Using YouTube Analytics will help you decide which types of videos you should focus on. Your audience might be most interested in how-to's, inspirational videos, or something that will make them laugh. Pay attention to what they're engaging with and create something that they will appreciate.

TOPIC: 

365DAY REPORT - WHY SO MANY BELIEVE THEY ARE LOSING MINUTES AND VIEWS BASED ON THEIR 365DAY REPORT - MOST PEOPLE JUST SIMPLY DOESN'T KNOW HOW TO READ THEIR REPORTS AND START TO PANIC - THERE'S NO REASON FOR THIS. IF YOU JUST THINK ABOUT THE REPORT - IT'S EASY TO MAKE SENSE OF THE REPORTS.

Using YouTube Analytics will help you decide which types of videos you should focus on. Your audience might be most interested in how-to's, inspirational videos, or something that will make them laugh. Pay attention to what they're engaging with and create something that they will appreciate.