YouTube content research

Find videos by topic and compare views, reactions and publication dates. Save a shortlist for your editorial plan.

Research your niche before filming

Find videos by topic and compare views, reactions and publication dates. Save a shortlist for your editorial plan.

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Topic · Marques Brownlee iPhone

You are planning a phone review and want to see how other creators frame the topic and what viewers may have already watched.

Videos, channels, links, dates and available views come together in one shortlist. Save it to plan titles and the structure of your episode.

What you get

• Videos matching your search query
• Titles, creators, dates and available metrics
• CSV for an editorial plan and reference shortlist

Why this belongs in your workflow

A strong topic starts with knowing what already exists. Gather videos for a query, compare titles and views, and find an angle you can make your own.

How it works

1. Enter a topic, brand or specific search query.
2. Compare titles, publication dates and available views.
3. Choose your own angle and save the sources.

A useful next step

Define a question your video can answer more clearly or thoroughly than the videos you found.

Worth knowing

Results are a small search sample, not every video in a niche. High views do not reveal retention or channel revenue.

One access. More informed decisions.

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