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I've heard that tags are a little less relevant than video title and description these days for the YouTube algorithm, although am not sure how true that is. But I do still think that using the right tags for each video must help, else YouTube would drop the feature?

How do you decide what tags you are going to use for each video you upload? Do you even use tags?

I use tags based on my title and description, to back it up and reinforce what the video is about and to also help suggest who may enjoy the video that watches other channels with similar content.

If for example I am making a video of me riding my Aprilia Tuareg 660, I will use a few set tags
eg: "Aprilia", "Tuareg", "660", "Aprilia Tuareg 660"
If I am taking it trail riding, I'll add tags to suit the activity
eg: "Trail Ride", Trail Riding", "Dual Sport", "Dualsport", "Green Lane", "Green Laning", "Singletrack", "Single Track", etc.
If I am riding with a friend, I'll also include tags to suit their bike too
eg: "Honda", "CT110", "Cub", "Honda CT110", "Honda Cub", "Honda C90", etc
My final tags are based on the title used, so that needs to be chosen well too. What I do is cut and paste my video title into the YouTube search bar and see what the top results are for views on the most recent videos. I'll then copy the title of each videos and paste it into the tag box as one single tag and repeat for several of the most popular videos until I have run out of tag space.

When writing my Title and Description, I want it to emphasise the topic, the bike, the type of riding and the people I am riding with (if they also have a channel). So for the above example of a trail riding video on my Aprilia out riding with a mate, my video title might be similar to this:
"Aprilia Tuareg 660 | Trail Riding Ancient Roman Roads | ft: Big_Pezza"
Then my description would aim to repeat this information, but in different words all within the first paragraph. So I may write something along these lines:
"The Aprilia Tuareg 660 is a hugely capable and fantastic motorcycle. It is just as happy on dirt, mud and sand as it is on tarmac and in this video my Aprilia Tuareg 660 proves that it is a far better motorbike, than I am a trail rider. @Big_Pezza joined me on this ride on his very cheeky Honda CT110 Cub, he has just fitted xyz tyres to his bike which are far better than the abc tires he had previously. Pez led the ride down along Stane Street which is an old Roman Road, that has Neolithic settlements and hill forts along the way. It was a beautiful trail ride, perfect for not just adventure motorcycle, but dual sport and endure bikes, and even as seen here a Postie bike like @Nathan The Postman has made famous travelling the world on!"

Note that I have tagged in the channel of the person I was riding with, and also another channel who makes relevant content. I'd only suggest doing the latter if it is actually relevant content, not just a random who you are trying to leach off. I've seen a few channels tagging all the channels they sub to, which is possibly meant well, but no one likes to be spammed and if the video really is nothing to do with them, they should not be added.

I'll then add in my social media links and description of the bikes I ride and kit I wear with any affiliate links as well.
The last thing I add to my video description is my hash tags. YouTube will use the first 3 tags to help gain traction and views from others looking for relevant videos. I generally use 6 tags, the first three being related to the bike I am on, the last three being to link all my videos to me:
"#Aprilia", "#Tuareg", "#ApriliaTuareg660"
then:
"#HippoDrones", "#Motorcycle", "#Vlogger"

I hide my tags at the bottom of the description, not at the top or in the title. I'll also not use any more than 6 hashtags. I've seen some channels hashtag a million different tags, YouTube ignores any more than 11 and audiences will be put off by them as well) Thankyou 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏