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Organize relevant YouTube channels and their public activity into a research shortlist.

Creator discoveryYouTube
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Your research workflow
From a public source to a useful shortlist.
01
Narrow your research topic
02
Review channel context
03
Create a consistent shortlist
04
Prepare your dataset

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About this playbook

Organize relevant YouTube channels and their public activity into a research shortlist. This guide describes the intended workflow; you can explore its structure in the editor while live execution is being developed.

Step-by-step guide

  1. Narrow your research topic: Use a specific topic so the intended channel list is relevant to your audience.
  2. Review channel context: Compare descriptions, available subscriber counts, and recent video topics.
  3. Create a consistent shortlist: Use the same qualification criteria for every channel and keep your selection reasons.
  4. Prepare your dataset: Include channel URLs, source videos, and public links so a teammate can revisit your findings.
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