Of course, YouTube has some auto-captioning capabilities, but that feature can be very inaccurate, and can possibly hurt your video content much more than it helps. In this week’s episode of TubeTalk, I chat with Ryan P. Sweeney, Head of Partnerships at 

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What are captions and subtitles and why they matter

What’s the difference between human and machine-automated captions

Do captions really help your video’s performance

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Closed Captions: Do They Really Help Your Videos Rank on YouTube?

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Closed Captions: Do They Really Help Your Videos Rank on YouTube?

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Closed Captions: Do They Really Help Your Videos Rank on YouTube?

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Closed Captions: Do They Really Help Your Videos Rank on YouTube?

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Closed Captions: Do They Really Help Your Videos Rank on YouTube?

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Closed Captions: Do They Really Help Your Videos Rank on YouTube?

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