ow companies create YouTube plans and examples of plans

shammis606 · Post by **shammis606** » Mon Mar 17, 2025 6:47 am

The main concerns for businesses running YouTube are planning YouTube videos and marketing to increase awareness of YouTube. In this article, we will introduce three ways to create a YouTube plan and provide some example plans.

Both of these are standard methods, but if you're starting out on YouTube, start with the standard method. Once the number of videos and views has increased and you have accumulated enough data, I chinese overseas british database recommend creating a plan based on that data.

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How to Create a YouTube Proposal
Create a plan based on existing owned media (recommended)
Create a plan based on Google search keywords
Create a plan based on YouTube search keywords and related keywords
Create a plan based on competitors' videos
How businesses can create YouTube plans | Summary
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I worked at a web advertising agency, where I was in charge of attracting web customers to listed companies, and then I gained experience in marketing at a web venture company. After that, I went independent and worked for a total of six companies, starting up YouTube channels, consulting, editing videos, etc.

Since many corporate representatives are having trouble with planning YouTube videos rather than shooting and editing them, we have compiled our know-how in an easy-to-understand format.

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How to Create a YouTube Proposal
If your company's YouTube channel has not yet been launched and has less than 1,000 subscribers, there are three ways to create a plan.

Create a plan based on existing owned media (recommended)
Create a plan based on Google search keywords
Create a plan based on YouTube search keywords and related keywords
Create a plan based on competitors' videos

By the way, if your channel has more than 1,000 subscribers, you can create a plan based on the "top YouTube search keywords" that can be viewed in the analytics of the YouTube channel analysis app "YT Studio."