how can I see smaller hot channels?

[pixelander]

For example if i want to see a channel in the gaming niche that grew from 100 subs to 2000 subs and got 100k views on one video in a week? is there any tool like this at all?

 

[EpicTasking]

exactly as mentioned above. try your luck and you might discover some yourself.

 

[ristoriel]

Yes, you can search and look up all of the statistics of a channel using a website called Social Blade. This website specializes in keeping track of statistics of various social media platforms.

 

[NagacomesforU]

For example if i want to see a channel in the gaming niche that grew from 100 subs to 2000 subs and got 100k views on one video in a week? is there any tool like this at all?

I'm looking for such a thing too.

Yes, you can search and look up all of the statistics of a channel using a website called Social Blade. This website specializes in keeping track of statistics of various social media platforms.

He probably already found that site and it does not do what he asked for

 

[pixelander]

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[pixelander]

Yes, you can search and look up all of the statistics of a channel using a website called Social Blade. This website specializes in keeping track of statistics of various social media platforms.

you cant find smaller hot channels recently though

 

[pixelander]

so theres really no such thing?

 

[pocketttt]

on https://www.reddit.com/r/YouTubeGamers/
you will find alot small youtubers gamers, but you need to check manualy if they grow faster or not

 

[NagacomesforU]

so theres really no such thing?

Amazing right? However I do understand it from a coding point of view. You’d need tons of data not to mention server space to crawl all youtube channels and see which are growing fast and which are not. From 100.000 small channel, only 2-3 may grow ‘fast’. So they would be the ones that you’d look at… but how do you know that up front? You wouldn’t so you’d need a whole database with existing channels and new channels that are created every day.

if someone were to create such a system, he would make bank. But also costs.

 

[pixelander]

on https://www.reddit.com/r/YouTubeGamers/
you will find alot small youtubers gamers, but you need to check manualy if they grow faster or not

but how can i see channels that are small and getting alot of subs and views in a short amount of time

 

[pocketttt]

but how can i see channels that are small and getting alot of subs and views in a short amount of time

idk

 

[pixelander]

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[proxygo]

For example if i want to see a channel in the gaming niche that grew from 100 subs to 2000 subs and got 100k views on one video in a week? is there any tool like this at all?

try social blade, you will have to use manual searches
https://socialblade.com/

 

[pixelander]

try social blade, you will have to use manual searches
https://socialblade.com/

it doesnt show smaller hot channels that grew though.

 

[pixelander]

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[JNinja]

By the looks of it there isn't a platform for this, probably because it would be a nightmare to handle. The platform would constantly need to be scraping youtube for new account across all industries and then updating every day to get stats to make the reporting.

You would be better off finding a whole bunch of new/small gaming channels and track this yourself. Get a big list, keep tracking and see which one grows. Won't work for people that have grown in the past but if you start now you can track ones that might grow soon.

Just my 2 cents.

 

[pixelander]

By the looks of it there isn't a platform for this, probably because it would be a nightmare to handle. The platform would constantly need to be scraping youtube for new account across all industries and then updating every day to get stats to make the reporting.

You would be better off finding a whole bunch of new/small gaming channels and track this yourself. Get a big list, keep tracking and see which one grows. Won't work for people that have grown in the past but if you start now you can track ones that might grow soon.

Just my 2 cents.

I heard channelcrawler is kinda similar , if there was a program more like that it could work. But channelcrawler was the closest i got to this

wish there was a software like this though

 

[pixelander]

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