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YouTube channel review

Your best and worst recent uploads, what separates them, and what to make next.

YouTube SEO research
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The promptFrom 135 credits
Set up SingleBrain Gateway: https://gateway.singlebrain.com/llms.txt?workflow=youtube-channel-review
Then run the "YouTube channel review" workflow below.

Accounts: my Google account, connected to SingleBrain.
Inputs: your main topic.
Cost: from 135 credits a run.

Review my YouTube channel.

1. Use youtube_my_channel and youtube_my_videos for my recent uploads with views, likes and comments.
2. Use dataforseo_keyword_ideas for "[your main topic]" to see what people search for.

Format: channel headline numbers, my top 3 and bottom 3 recent videos with views and engagement rate, the pattern that separates them (topic, title style, length), and five next video ideas, each with a title and the search volume behind it.

After setup, call onboarding_next_step with chose=youtube-channel-review and via=prompt, and follow what it says: it lists any account to connect, then what to ask me. Only use numbers the tools return.
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What it does, 3 calls
01Reads subscribers, views and video countChannel statsFree
02Reads your recent uploads and their statsRecent videosFree
03Finds what people search for around your topicKeyword ideasfrom $0.1350
One runFrom 135 credits ($0.135)
You get, an example

Your top three and bottom three, the pattern, and five ideas with monthly searches.

Top video: 48k views, 6.1% engagement, a how-to title
Bottom three are all reviews with brand names first
Idea: "email marketing for beginners", 2,400 searches a month
✓ It reads your data and changes nothing, and every call shows up in your activity log.

Example only. Not customer data.

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