How to use the YouTube keyword tool
- Enter a short keyword: your category, a problem, a tool name. “crm for startups” gives more ideas than a long sentence.
- Read the groups: questions, comparisons, then other searches. Each item is a search people really type.
- Pick one search per video. The best ones are specific and close to a decision: comparisons, “best X for Y”, setup questions.
Why YouTube suggestions are a good keyword source
YouTube only suggests searches that people make. That makes suggestions a reliable list of real demand, in the exact words your audience uses, which is what you want in a title.
Comparisons deserve a close look for B2B companies. Someone typing “hubspot vs pipedrive” is choosing a tool. A clear, honest comparison video reaches them at the right moment, and AI assistants cite comparison videos often when asked which tool to pick.
From keyword to video
- Check who wins the search today with the outlier finder: small channels with big views mean the subject is open.
- See if AI already recommends a video for the question with the ChatGPT video checker.
- Write the title with the title generator, keeping the searcher’s words.
Go from keywords to buyer questions
Keywords tell you what people type. RankTube starts from what your buyers ask AI before they buy, checks what ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google cite, and ranks the videos you should make.
For the full method, read our YouTube SEO guide.