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video viewers by adding simple annotations and captions throughout the video. I personally only add one annotation to each of my videos and rarely add any captions. Adding an annotation is very easy to do. Just click “Edit” on the video you want to edit. Then click “Annotations” in the menu bar. Next click “Add annotation” and choose Note. Now just enter your text. I like to use font size 16 with either white or black text. I choose the most appropriate background color based on the colors in the video. I always start the annotation around 30 seconds into the video and usually I'll have it remain on the screen until the video ends. Here's an example of one of my annotations: Complete the YouTube SEO Process By now, you have made an amazing video, uploaded it (with a keyword rich file name!), titled it, tagged it, described it, and linked it. Now it’s time to finish up with off-page SEO. This is where you start building traffic and the best tool in your arsenal was previously mentioned under video creation