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Research Outlier Videos
Rank relevant peer videos by views relative to each channel's norm
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- Topic requestTopic request
Your strategist's chat message names the topic or niche to research.
- Peer channelsPeer channels
Your chosen channels set the peers for each topic search.
- Research rulesResearch rules
Your choices set the date range, video length, baseline size, outlier threshold, and result limit.
- Video detailsVideo details
Public video details provide titles, descriptions, dates, durations, and views for matches and recent uploads.
Use team chat apps to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
Search video platforms for topic videos and each channel's recent uploads.
- Clarification requestClarification request
Your strategist gets a same-thread request for a clearer topic before research begins.
- Coverage notesCoverage notes
Your reply explains skipped channels, excluded videos, or why no reliable standout emerged.
- Ranked videosRanked videos
Your reply links standout videos and shows each one's views against its channel median.
- Planning patternsPlanning patterns
Your reply highlights recurring topics and title patterns for your next content plan.
- Coverage notesCoverage notes
Your reply explains skipped channels, excluded videos, or why no reliable standout emerged.
This Agent researches your chat topic across chosen peer channels. Channel comparisons reveal videos above their usual views. Your team gets ranked links and patterns in the original chat thread.
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SlackUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use Slack to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
ClickUpUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use ClickUp to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
ZoomUsed as:
- Video platform
Search Zoom for topic videos and each channel's recent uploads.
- Team chat app
Use Zoom to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
TelegramUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use Telegram to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
YouTubeUsed as:
- Video platform
Search YouTube for topic videos and each channel's recent uploads.
Microsoft TeamsUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use Microsoft Teams to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
Google ChatUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use Google Chat to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
RingCentralUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use RingCentral to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
ChatworkUsed as:
- Video platform
Search Chatwork for topic videos and each channel's recent uploads.
- Team chat app
Use Chatwork to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
KommoUsed as:
- Team chat app
Use Kommo to send topics and receive findings in the same conversation.
ApifyUsed as:
- Video platform
Search Apify for topic videos and each channel's recent uploads.
Made for your industry
Research Outlier Videos is made for businesses in these industries.
- Advertising and Marketing
Spot standout peer videos to inform client video plans.
Show all Agents for the Advertising and Marketing industry - Digital Media
Find peer videos that beat their channels' usual views for future content.
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Identify video topics gaining unusual traction before planning new shoots.
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Made for your role
Research Outlier Videos is made for people in these roles.
- Content Marketer
Find peer video topics worth considering for upcoming content.
Show all Agents for the Content Marketer role - Video Creator
Discover peer videos drawing unusually high views for their channels.
Show all Agents for the Video Creator role - Video Channel Manager
Compare peer videos with their channels' usual performance.
Show all Agents for the Video Channel Manager role - Content Strategist
Rank relevant peer videos against each channel's usual views.
Show all Agents for the Content Strategist role - Content Planner
Surface standout videos and title patterns for the next content plan.
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Made for your department
Research Outlier Videos is made for people in these departments.
- Marketing
Find peer video standouts to shape upcoming content campaigns.
Show all Agents for the Marketing department - Editorial
Spot recurring topics in standout peer videos for future coverage.
Show all Agents for the Editorial department - Social Media
Compare peer channel videos with their usual views to guide video plans.
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How Research Outlier Videos works
6 steps, in order, on every run.
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Read the Topic RequestIdentify the topic in the strategist's message and keep its thread for the reply. Ask for clarification there if the topic is unclear.
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Find Relevant Peer VideosSearch the peer channels you choose for matching videos. Keep those within your publication window and above your length cutoff.
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Compare Views With Channel NormsBuild each channel's median from recent long-form uploads at least 14 days old. Flag channels with too few usable uploads.
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Rank Outlier VideosDivide each video's views by its channel median. Rank videos that meet your chosen outlier threshold by that ratio.
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Spot Planning PatternsCompare titles and descriptions among ranked videos. Highlight recurring topics and title patterns as editorial observations.
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Reply in the Chat ThreadShare ranked links and channel comparisons in the original thread. Explain skipped channels or why no videos qualified.
How to Get Started
Connect the tools you already use, such as Slack, ClickUp or Zoom.
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- Choose the peer channel IDs to research and the chat conversation where strategists will send topic requests.
- Choose the candidate publication window, the minimum video length, the baseline sample size, the minimum baseline count, and the outlier multiplier; start with 14 to 90 days old, three minutes, 10 recent eligible uploads, five usable uploads, and twice the channel median.
- Choose how many standouts to return per request and connect access to the public video directory and the research chat.
Use safe mode to approve every result before it goes out, or let the Agent run automatically.
FAQs
Frequently asked questions about the Research Outlier Videos:
You choose the publication window, video length, and outlier multiplier. The ranking compares each video's views with its own channel's recent median.
You choose the peer channels and the chat conversation during setup. The Agent searches those channels when your strategist sends a topic.
You choose the minimum baseline count. The reply names skipped channels when uploads or public view counts cannot support a comparison.
You still get a reply with the channels and publication window checked. It explains that no relevant video met your chosen multiplier.
It stops and asks you. The Agent does not guess when it reaches a decision you have not approved.
Yes. Every run creates a plain-language log that you can review and export. Logs are kept for twelve months.
The Agent stops at the end of the billing month and its tool connections are removed. Your run logs remain available for twelve months.