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Biggest thing on tube sites is duplicate text. If your titles and descriptions come straight from the embed feed, hundreds of other sites have the exact same page and Google just picks one of them, usually not yours. Rewriting them so each page reads differently is boring work but its what gets category and video pages indexed. Second thing, how often are you publishing? Sites that add something daily get crawled a lot more than ones that dump 500 videos adn go quiet.
 
werbinich said:
We can have link exchange of you want.
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Where will you add my link?
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jimp said:
Biggest thing on tube sites is duplicate text. If your titles and descriptions come straight from the embed feed, hundreds of other sites have the exact same page and Google just picks one of them, usually not yours. Rewriting them so each page reads differently is boring work but its what gets category and video pages indexed. Second thing, how often are you publishing? Sites that add something daily get crawled a lot more than ones that dump 500 videos adn go quiet.
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I am doing rewrite on all my new entries and feeds. I do 2-3 entry per day
 
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kingofdezign said:
Where will you add my link?
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I am doing rewrite on all my new entries and feeds. I do 2-3 entry per day
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2-3 a day is fine, thats steady enough for crawlers as long as it doesnt stop. The thing I'd look at next is internal linking, related videos and tag pages that actually point somewhere, bc a new video with no link to it from anywhere takes forever to get picked up. Also worth checking your category pages arent just thin lists w/ the same intro text everywhere.

On links, we dont trade or sell any, cant post them here anyway.
 
jimp said:
2-3 a day is fine, thats steady enough for crawlers as long as it doesnt stop. The thing I'd look at next is internal linking, related videos and tag pages that actually point somewhere, bc a new video with no link to it from anywhere takes forever to get picked up. Also worth checking your category pages arent just thin lists w/ the same intro text everywhere.

On links, we dont trade or sell any, cant post them here anyway.
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Thank you for more input about my tags and my channel descriptiokn
 
I checked an actual video detail page and found one issue I would fix before doing more link building.

Your video URLs use a pattern like video-details.html?video=individual-slug, but the canonical tag points to the generic video-details.html URL without the video parameter. The page title and meta description are also generic. That can tell Google that all individual video pages are versions of the same canonical page, so rewriting the visible descriptions may not help much.

Each video should have its own self-referencing canonical and a unique title, meta description and H1. Clean paths such as /video/individual-slug would be preferable, but keeping the query URL can still work if the canonical contains the complete unique URL.

I would also check the rendered HTML in URL Inspection because the detail page initially returns a “Loading video details” shell and fills the content with JavaScript. Fix the canonical/template issue first, then watch whether individual video URLs begin appearing separately in Search Console before evaluating any link exchange.
 
pariyaraa said:
I checked an actual video detail page and found one issue I would fix before doing more link building.

Your video URLs use a pattern like video-details.html?video=individual-slug, but the canonical tag points to the generic video-details.html URL without the video parameter. The page title and meta description are also generic. That can tell Google that all individual video pages are versions of the same canonical page, so rewriting the visible descriptions may not help much.

Each video should have its own self-referencing canonical and a unique title, meta description and H1. Clean paths such as /video/individual-slug would be preferable, but keeping the query URL can still work if the canonical contains the complete unique URL.

I would also check the rendered HTML in URL Inspection because the detail page initially returns a “Loading video details” shell and fills the content with JavaScript. Fix the canonical/template issue first, then watch whether individual video URLs begin appearing separately in Search Console before evaluating any link exchange.
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I will check on this
thank you for the comment
 

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