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Topics and authority
Find channels that repeatedly earn attention around the subject of the campaign.
Channel and video keywords · Topic patterns · Recent uploads · Long-form versus Shorts
YouTube influencer search
Search YouTube influencers by category, video topics, audience market, language, average views, channel size, activity and brand-relevant content.
Long-form authority, Shorts and audience depth
Query context
YouTube · Personal finance · Hindi + English · India audience · 50K+ average views
Context is read beside scale, activity and recent content.
Topics and authority
Channel and video keywords · Topic patterns
Viewing audience
Audience country · Content language
Channel performance
Subscriber range · Average views
Brand relevance
Brand mentions · Relevant videos
Plain answer
Built forYouTube influencer search
MovesThem helps teams search YouTube creators using the subject matter they repeatedly cover, the audiences they reach and the way recent videos perform. Combine topic and keyword discovery with language, geography, channel scale, average views, activity and brand evidence to build a shortlist that fits the viewing context.
Platform-native checks
YouTube · Personal finance · Hindi + English · India audience · 50K+ average views
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Find channels that repeatedly earn attention around the subject of the campaign.
Channel and video keywords · Topic patterns · Recent uploads · Long-form versus Shorts
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Align the channel with the market and language context the campaign needs.
Audience country · Content language · Creator country · Cross-border reach
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Balance channel scale with what recent videos actually reach.
Subscriber range · Average views · View consistency · Growth and activity
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Look for category and collaboration context before moving to outreach.
Brand mentions · Relevant videos · Publishing cadence · Contact availability
Platform-native reading
Channel scale, average views, recent uploads and repeated topic coverage answer different questions. Keep Shorts and long-form evidence separate before comparing creator fit.

Connected intelligence
Useful answers
Start with a category, then add the terms, problems and video formats that make it specific. Look for repeated coverage across recent uploads and add audience location, language, average views and activity filters without losing topical authority.
Answer 01Usually both, but for different reasons. Subscribers describe channel scale; average and recent views show the attention videos are currently earning. The right weighting depends on whether the campaign values guaranteed depth, launch momentum or broad awareness.
Answer 02Yes. Language can be used with market, topic and performance signals so regional-language discovery reflects the actual viewing context rather than a generic India label.
Answer 03A useful database should expose channel topics, matched videos, language, audience market, subscriber scale, typical views, upload cadence and observation dates. Missing fields should remain visible rather than being replaced with an unexplained score.
Answer 04Sources
Defines how landing-page claims, limitations and review ownership are recorded.
MovesThem Research Desk · Accessed 2026-08-24
Change log
Initial substantive landing-page review recorded.
Aligned platform discovery pages with observed search language and platform-specific evidence.
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