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YouTube videos are a great way to reach your audience, and best of all it’s free. Implementing closed captions on YouTube is about reaching a wider audience. While the hearing impaired make up a smaller portion of your audience and benefit tremendously from closed captioning, there are many other people who you can reach if you include closed captions. For example, many people may need to watch videos on YouTube with very low or no sound, especially those who are at work. In addition, your YouTube captions can be translated into hundreds of different languages to reach non-English speakers and an even wider audience worldwide. Closed captions also provide text full of keywords for better search engine optimization (SEO) of your video. But how do you add captions or subtitles to your YouTube videos? You can add them to your video right in YouTube, or you can use software that …