Hi again. Welcome back to the second and last part of this 2-parts article about Top 10 Tools to Analyze Your YouTube Channel’s Performance. Yesterday we covered the first part here Top 10 Tools to Analyze Your YouTube Channel’s Performance (part 1). In that part 1 we covered the first 5 tools for analyzing your YouTube channel. In today’s part, we will cover the next 5 tools that you can use to analyze your channel’s performance. Now without wasting anymore time, let us dive into it.
6. Noxinfluencer (Free & Paid).
This tool focuses on YouTube influencer analytics. Hence if you are an aspiring influencer, this tool is for you. Similarly, if you wish to deal with influencers like hiring them, then this tool is for you.
The kind of data that this tool provides you is audience demographics. Hence it shows you who is watching your content or whoever channel you are monitoring. It also shows you your audience details such as gender and age. All this data can be critical in helping you strategize your channel growth.
The tool also gives you data such as engagement rates of your audience. Hence you can tell if your audience loves your content or not. In addition to that, the tool also gives you information such as the sponsorship value of your channel or your target channel. Hence if you want to make money with your channel by hosting sponsored content, you know how much to charge. Also if you are hiring other channels for sponsored content, you also know how much to pay for.
Hence this tool is very good for brands looking for collaborations and partnerships.
7. Morningfame (Invite-Only).
Motningfame is another tool that you can use to analyze your YouTube channel. However, this tool is an invite-only tool.
This tool is good for new YouTubers. They can use it to optimize their content for growth. Hence it will help you grow your channel faster and easier.
This tool provides you with information such as SEO of your channel. Which is critical to growing your channel. The tool will also inform you on your video ranking. When you know the position of your videos, then you can know how well or bad your videos are doing. Hence know if to improve or maintain.
The tool can also help you with content strategy. The tool can help you plan out your content so that you can grow your channel.
Additionally, the tool provides simplified reports and actionable recommendations.
8. Awario (Paid).
Awario is another tool that YouTubers can use to analyze and grow their YouTube channels.
This is a social listening tool. This means that the tool tracks your mentions across the web. Therefore, whenever your channel or even other social media is mentioned on the internet, the tool records and informs you.
It helps monitor brand reputation and trends. With the report of what we have mentioned above about mentions, then you understand. You understand how easy it is to monitor and know your brand reputation. The more mentions means the greater the brand recognition. On the other hand, fewer mentions means that your brand reputation is low.
The tool is also great for engagement and responding to audience feedback. With the information that this tool provides you, you can be able to know what people are saying online about your channel. Hence know how to respond to them or how to improve.
9. Quintly (Paid).
Quintly is another tool that you can use to analyze your channel. This is a paid tool. Hence you will not be able to access it for free. If all you want is only free tools try others we have mentioned in this article. However, if all you want is quality services, then you can pay for this tool.
This tool provides you with custom YouTube reports. The reports can be critical to understanding your channel and content. In addition to that, you will get competitor analysis from this tool. Hence you can be able to properly strategize against your competitors.
The tool helps you track your KPIs. It will also help you track your engagement. Thus you get to know how your audience is interacting with your audience. Additionally, the tool will provide you with information about your audience interactions to know exactly how they feel.
This tool is useful for big brands and agencies managing multiple channels. Its makes it easy to manage many channels all at once.
10. Rival IQ (Paid).
The final tool of our list of tools to analyze your YouTube channel with is Rival IQ. Just like some others, Rival IQ is a paid tool. Hence you will not be able to access or use it for free. Thus if you are ready to spend some dollars for the service, go ahead and pay for it.
The tool focuses on competitive bench-marking for YouTube. The tool helps you track engagement rates. Thus you can tell how much your audience is engaging with your content. In addition to that, the tool helps you track video performance of your content. Thus you can tell how your video are performing even one by one.
The tool will also provide you with content trends. Thus you can tell what kinds of content is being watched heavily by the people. Similarly, it tells you what content is not being watched. Thus you can know which content to make and which to avoid.
This tool is great for optimizing your strategy based on industry trends.
Conclusion.
This marks the end of the second part as well as the end of the 2-part article about analyzing YouTube channel. In this 2 part series we have analyzed 10 tools that you can use to analyze your YouTube channel. Some of these tools are free while others are paid for. From us, we have some advise for you. Stick with the YouTube creator studio. The YouTube inbuilt tool is enough for pretty much anything. It provides you with all the information you need about your channel. Most importantly, it is free. YouTube provides you with all that data for free.
