Guides
How to work a YouTube comment section
One page per question, each answering it properly. Everything described here is free and runs in your browser.
How to export YouTube comments to Excel or CSV
Get every comment on a video or channel into a spreadsheet, with the encoding and column types Excel actually understands.
Read the guide →How to find accounts impersonating your YouTube channel
The scam reply wearing your name and photo, why a display name proves nothing, and how to catch it across a whole comment section.
Read the guide →How to search all the comments on a YouTube channel
Why YouTube only finds what is already on screen, and how to search a whole channel instead of one page at a time.
Read the guide →YouTube comment moderation metrics, and how to read them
Which numbers tell you a comment section needs attention, which are vanity, and how to get them without an agency dashboard.
Read the guide →How to pick a YouTube giveaway winner your audience can verify
Random is not the hard part. Proving it was random, to people who were not watching, is.
Read the guide →How to find a specific comment on YouTube
You remember the comment but not where it was. Why scrolling never finds it, and what does.
Read the guide →How to see all the comments on a YouTube video
YouTube loads a handful at a time and unloads them behind you. How to get the whole set in front of you at once.
Read the guide →How to find unanswered questions in your YouTube comments
The cheapest engagement win there is: the questions your audience asked and nobody replied to.
Read the guide →How to delete spam comments on YouTube in bulk
What YouTube Studio can do, what it cannot, and which tool does the deleting once you know what to delete.
Read the guide →How to turn YouTube comment timestamps into chapters
Your audience already marked the good parts. Collect those mentions into a chapter list you can paste into the description.
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