I run a video-sharing site built on the PlayTube HTML script and I want to tighten both its search visibility and its storage backbone. First, the SEO. I need solid on-page work: every video, channel, and static page must carry well-structured meta titles and descriptions, and the URL pattern has to read cleanly for users and crawlers alike. Think concise slugs that drop the query strings, canonical tags that prevent duplicate indexing, and code-level adjustments where PlayTube still outputs generic titles. Second, the storage. Right now uploads sit on the local server; I want them moved to Amazon S3. I’m not yet sure which exact keys or policies are required, so part of the task is guiding me through creating the proper IAM user, generating the keys, and then wiring them into PlayTube so new and existing videos stream from the bucket without a hiccup. That includes setting CORS rules, testing multipart uploads, and confirming playback through the built-in player. Deliverables • Revised PlayTube codebase with updated meta tags, descriptions, and search-friendly URLs • Fully functioning S3 integration, documented, with at least one sample video uploaded and streaming from the bucket • Brief hand-off guide listing new environment variables, IAM policies, and any routes you touched The stack is straightforward PHP/HTML/JS; access is available via cPanel or SSH. Let me know your timeline and any similar projects you’ve handled.