If you make videos you must know that relaxation and meditation space is VERY competitive.

There are literally millions of relaxation videos already. Unfortunately, that makes it quite challenging to get views if you’re just starting a new meditation channel on YouTube and don’t have dedicated subscribers.

Why there are so many meditation and relaxation videos?

Partially due to the popularity among the viewers, partially due to the fact that it’s relatively easy to create and (potentially) monetize relaxation content.

Does this mean you should stop creating new meditation videos?

Not necessarily.

Granted, it’s not as easy as it used to be to get views for relaxation videos.

In order to get YOUR videos in front of the right audience (and get the views), you have to pay close attention to the details, like writing great descriptions, titles, and using relevant hashtags.

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Here at TunePocket we have a fairly large collection of relaxation and meditation music (including 432Hz, 528Hz music, healing frequencies, and much more) and we’re in touch with many YouTubers that make meditation videos.

In this post we’ll share some ideas for the best hashtags to use in relaxation and meditation videos.

Keep reading!

Hashtags is just one step in the video optimization process

Once again, the hashtags by itself (even the best, the most relevant hashtags) won’t guarantee the views.

Always use hashtags in conjunction with the relevant titles and descriptions.

What about YouTube tags (keywords)?

While the role of tags is minimal (by YouTube’s own admission), it still may be worth it to add at least some basic tags to your video.

Especially if you can save time and generate YouTube tags automatically.

Looking for hashtag ideas beyond what’s listed in this post?

Discover the actual hashtags used by trending and popular YouTube videos with our free hashtag extractor tool.

Essential hashtags for relaxation / meditation videos

1. #Meditation

This is the most popular and well-known hashtag for videos about meditation, and for good reason.

It’s a great way to connect with others who are interested in meditation and learn more about the practice.

While this is an obvious choice for a hashtag, it is a must-have.

2. #Relaxation

This hashtag is perfect for videos about the benefits of meditation and relaxation.

It’s a great way to connect with others who are interested in relaxation and learn more about how to relax.

3. #Mindfulness

Meditation and mindfulness are closely related.

It’s a great way to connect with others who want to learn more or experience mindfulness. It indicates that your video is about being present in the moment and paying attention to your thoughts and feelings.

More hashtag ideas for relaxation / meditation videos

4. #yoga

Yoga is a great way to relax and many people use it to help them meditate.

This hashtag will help your video to be seen by people who are interested in yoga.

5. #peaceful

This hashtag suggests that your video is calm and relaxing.

6. #tranquil

This is another good choice for a hashtag if your video is focused on relaxation or calming down.

7. #serenity

This hashtag is similar to #peaceful and #tranquil. It suggests that your video is calm and relaxing.

8. #stressrelief

This hashtag suggests that your video is meant to help viewers reduce stress or anxiety.

9. #happy

This hashtag suggests that your video is meant to make viewers happy.

9. #positive

This hashtag indicates that your video is meant to create positive energy.

Even More hashtag ideas!

There are many types of meditation videos, relaxation techniques, and therapy options. Each may require its own dedicated hashtags to make sure it is found (and appreciated!) by the RIGHT people.

Here are more hashtags ideas for specific types of meditation videos:

Feel free to copy and paste the above hashtags to your video!

Now you know how to choose best hashtags for your meditation videos!

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