Hashtags have dominated the social media world for years and now YouTube is jumping on the bandwagon with new landing pages that finally understand the tag system.

YouTube's decision to change how it uses its hashtag keywords was announced in a recent community post. Instead of recommending videos that contain the searched hashtag alongside other relevant content, hashtag landing pages will now only show videos that use that specific tag.

“Under the old system, you would just add keywords, but that was no guarantee that your video would be found unless you intentionally misspelled a keyword and someone searched for your topic with the same misspelling,” YouTuber John Bennardo, director of The Two Dollar Bill Documentary, told us in an email interview. “The [new] hashtag feature zeroes in on the exact category and gives you a better chance of being seen than anything you could have done with keywords.”

According to YouTube, more than 500 hours of content are uploaded every minute. If you’re just one of the millions of content creators trying to make your way on the video-sharing site, it can be tough to find your audience, especially for channels like Bennardo’s that fall into a much smaller niche.