Tuulie

Pop: Growing on YouTube

Business EN ↓ 6 episodes

If you want to stand out on YouTube, you’ve got to stop the scroll. Pop: Growing on YouTube breaks down the tactics, strategies, and psychology behind getting clicks, growing your audience, and building momentum on the world’s biggest video platform. From thumbnails to titles to trends, we’ll help you craft content that pops. Each episode builds on the last, giving you a step-by-step guide to YouTube growth . Episodes are short, snackable, and perfect to listen to while making your morning coffee. An AI-generated podcast curating the best tactics from industry pros , so you can grow smarter, f...

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Tuulie

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Business

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Latest episode

Aug 27, 2025

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Episodes

Do You Really Need to Post at the “Best Time”? (Scheduling Strategy) 27.08.2025

Is there a “magic hour” to upload? We unpack the research on posting times, the consistency-first counter-argument, and a practical way to find your best window. You’ll learn how to read the When your viewers are on YouTube heat map, why posting just before peaks helps, and why content quality, thumbnails, SEO, and retention outweigh perfect timing—especially for new channels. What You’ll Learn Wh...

The Algorithm-Friendly Upload Checklist (Small Tweaks, Big Reach) 27.08.2025

This episode turns post-upload busywork into a repeatable growth checklist . You’ll learn how small optimizations— keyworded filenames , description tops , manual chapters , smart titles/thumbnails , and internal linking —send stronger signals to YouTube and create a better viewer journey. Stack these 1% improvements consistently and they compound into meaningful reach and watch-time gains. What Y...

How to Find Keywords Your Audience Is Actually Searching For 27.08.2025

Stop guessing. In this deep dive, we show free, fast ways to uncover what your audience types into YouTube: Auto-suggest , the Alphabet method , a wildcard underscore trick, and the Two-More-Clicks method . Then we turn those findings into keyword-first titles , description tops that convert, spoken keywords YouTube can transcribe, and chapters that rank—plus a long-tail strategy built for smaller...

YouTube SEO Basics: Tags, Titles, and Descriptions That Work 27.08.2025

Confused by YouTube SEO? This deep dive gives you a simple, actionable system : write concise, keyword-led titles (start with the exact query, ~50–70 characters), craft descriptions with a strong first two lines (keyword + CTA/link), and treat tags as optional helpers (misspellings/homonyms). Add chapters, related links, and defaults in Studio. Rank for search and win the click. What You’ll Learn...

The Secret to Making Thumbnails People Can’t Ignore 27.08.2025

Thumbnails aren’t decoration—they’re the deciding moment . In this deep dive, we break down the 3-step click psychology (thumbnail → title → thumbnail), show why top creators plan thumbnails before filming , and share the elements that stop the scroll : curiosity gaps, expressive faces, big numbers, and high contrast. You’ll get a simple 3-element design rule , the rise of “unthumbnails” , and a t...

How to Write YouTube Titles That Get Clicks 27.08.2025

Today we break down the title-first approach to YouTube. You’ll learn how to plan titles before filming, use open loops and power words , keep titles short (≈≤55 characters) , and match style to browse vs. search intent. We also cover the chocolate-covered carrot framing and a simple post-publish retitling and measurement loop to lift CTR fast. What You’ll Learn Why title + thumbnail = the product...

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