Saya Aditya, orang di balik alat **YouTube Keyword Volume Checker** di LenosTube. Sehari hari saya banyak berkutat dengan data pencarian, judul video, dan topik yang orang cari di YouTube. Dari situ saya sadar, banyak kreator punya ide bagus, tapi sulit menilai apakah sebuah keyword memang punya potensi penonton atau tidak. Saya membuat alat ini untuk diri saya sendiri dulu, supaya bisa melihat seberapa sering sebuah kata kunci dicari dan membandingkan beberapa ide dengan cepat. Baru setelah itu saya buka untuk orang lain. Fokus saya sederhana: angka yang jelas, tampilan yang tidak ribet, dan insight yang bisa dipakai kreator saat memilih judul dan topik video mereka.
Helping you understand your audience's intent.
People searching for "how to edit aesthetic videos in CapCut" have very specific intent. If you use that keyword, you know they're looking for a tutorial, not a vlog.
Increase the chance of appearing in searches and recommendations
Videos with the right keywords are easier to "get stuck" in searches and related videos.
From chatting and observing, I often see these misunderstandings:
Keywords should be powerful and engaging.
Many people pursue keywords like "YouTube tips," which are very general and competitive. However, long-tail keywords like "how to get your first 1,000 subscribers" are often more realistic and relevant.
All the keywords are put into one title,
making the title awkward and forced. It confuses the audience, and the algorithm doesn't get a clear signal.
Research keywords once and for all.
Trends can change. What was popular six months ago may not be relevant today.
I'm not the type of person who wants to open 10 tools at once. My usual pattern is like this:
1. Start from YouTube search
I type out a rough idea first. For example, I want to make a video about "YouTube thumbnails."
I typed “how to make thumbnails” in the search field, then saw the auto suggest:
how to make youtube thumbnails on cellphone
