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What your viewers ask
The questions under your own videos, put into plain words, in the order YouTube shows them.
Hear your audience
FOR CREATORS · YOUR FREE CREATOR READ
Your viewers are already telling you what to post next.
See the questions people ask under your own YouTube videos, then get three posts that answer them, each with a script, a shot plan and a caption.
Your first read is free. Early access.
- Your own comments
- Three posts to film
- Official YouTube data
Your creator readExample
What your viewers ask
- 1How often should I really be brushing my dog’s teeth?
- 2My dog hates the toothbrush. What do I try first?
- 3Is bad breath normal for an older dog?
Your next three postsToothbrush training, day oneWhat “normal” breath looks likeBrushing, week by week
WHAT YOU GET
Something to film this week, from your own comments.
A brand gets a picture of its market. You get the questions your viewers already asked, and the posts that answer them.
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Your next three posts
Three posts, each answering a question your viewers asked. Pick one and film it this week.
Know what to film next
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A script and shot plan
Words you can say aloud, four shots and a caption, kept together for every post.
Ready before you record
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Brands looking for you
When the creator program opens: brands that want your kind of video, with your permission first.
Coming later
Card contents come from the example read further down this page.
POST KITS BY NICHE (ILLUSTRATIVE)
Every niche has questions waiting.
Viewers asked · Pets
“How do I get my dog to take a chew they keep spitting out?”
Viewers asked · Beauty
“How do you keep eyeliner sharp until lunch?”
Viewers asked · Hair
“Can fine hair hold a curl all day?”
Viewers asked · Fitness
“Is my kettlebell swing a hinge or a squat?”
Viewers asked · Food
“What do I do with half a bunch of herbs?”
Viewers asked · Home
“Do I need primer over a painted wall?”
Viewers asked · Tech
“What should I check before I keep new headphones?”
Illustrative examples made for this page: no real creator, channel or comment. Your read shows the questions actually asked under your videos.
CREATOR INSPIRATION
Admire a creator? Post on their rhythm.
Type the handle of a creator whose posting you admire. We read their public posts on YouTube's and Instagram's official APIs, and turn when and what works for them into your own week.
- Their days and hoursWhen their pieces go up, read from their last 180 days.
- Their formats that lastThe shorts, runs and series that beat their middle piece.
- Your own weekSeven days from your own path, each beside the piece of theirs it echoes.
Read their rhythmThree free reads a month
@yt-studio-hairRead their rhythm
- About 5.9 pieces a week
- Shorts run 1.4× their middle piece
- Posted in 24 of the last 26 weeks
Fri4 pmTutorial
Sat6 pmTutorial
Sun8 pmProduct demo
Mon4 pmKit tour
Tue1 pmRoundup
Wed3 pmRoundup
Thu1 pmBefore & after
FRIDAY · YOUR FIRST DAY
A round brush blowout that holds its shape
Theirs One of their shorts, 33 seconds, ran 6.3× their middle piece.
Yours Friday around 4 pm, their hour on this day.
Sample account, invented for this page
HOW IT WORKS
Paste your channel. Leave with three posts.
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Paste your channel
Your YouTube channel link. Nothing to install and nothing to connect.
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We read what viewers ask
Your most-commented videos, read once on YouTube’s official data. Questions are kept; names and links are not.
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You get three posts to film
Each one answers a question your viewers asked, with a script, four shots and a caption.
AN EXAMPLE READ · ILLUSTRATIVE
Five questions. One post, ready to film.
What viewers asked
Example channel · Dog care · 5 videos read
- 1How often should I really be brushing my dog’s teeth?Asked under 3 videos
- 2My dog hates the toothbrush. What do I try first?Asked under 3 videosPost 1
- 3Is bad breath normal for an older dog?Asked under 2 videos
- 4Do water additives do anything, or is brushing the only way?Asked under 2 videos
- 5Which chews are OK for a small dog?Asked under 1 video
In our words, never the viewer’s. No names, handles or links.
POST 1 OF 3 · ANSWERS QUESTION 2
Toothbrush training, day one
What to say
If your dog runs from the toothbrush, don’t start with the toothbrush. Day one: let them sniff it, no paste. Then your finger along the gums for a few seconds. Next time, the brush on the front teeth only, and stop before they want to. A treat, and you’re done. Ask your vet how often is right for your dog.
What to film
- 01Your dog sniffing the brush, no paste yetClose, at their eye level
- 02Your finger along the gum line, three secondsTight on the mouth
- 03The brush on the front teeth onlySide angle, one side
- 04The treat, and the end of the sessionWide, both of you
Caption
Day one of toothbrush training: no paste, no pressure, front teeth only. What does your dog do when the brush comes out? Your vet can tell you how often is right for yours.
Posts 2 and 3 come the same way: a script, four shots and a caption each.
Your channel stays yours
We read public comments once. We never post, reply or sign in as you.
Official YouTube data
Read through YouTube’s own API and kept in YouTube’s order. No scraping.
Checked before you film
Every script goes through claim checks before it reaches you.
Free to start
Your first read and its three posts cost nothing.
YOUR VIEWERS ARE ALREADY ASKING
Stop guessing what to post. Answer what they asked.
Get a free read of the questions under your own videos, and three posts that answer them.
Paste your YouTube channel in the creator app at app.affiliatecreatorz.com. Your read comes back with three posts to film, each with a script, a shot plan and a caption.
Get my free creator read- How often should I brush…
- My dog hates the toothbrush…
- Is bad breath normal…
Your next three posts
- Toothbrush training, day one
- What “normal” breath looks like
- Brushing, week by week
Post 1 of 3
YOUR VIEWERS ASKED
“My dog hates the toothbrush. What do I try first?”
If your dog runs from the toothbrush, start here.
Script4 shotsCaption
- 01Close, at their eye level
- 02Tight on the mouth
- 03Side angle, one side
- 04Wide, both of you
Four shots to film
- Close, at eye level
- Tight on the mouth
- Wide, both of you
Caption ready
- In your own voice
- A question back to viewers
- Checked before you post
your viewersReady to film
this week.