Give Okou a channel link. It reads the public uploads, compares formats against each other, finds where a series loses people, and says plainly which questions need analytics it cannot see.
A channel audit reads what is publicly visible — titles, lengths, view counts, publishing dates — and looks for the pattern that a single video never shows.
The honest version says what it cannot see. Retention, click-through rate and traffic source are private to the channel, so an audit built from public data should hand those questions over rather than guess at them.
Four comparisons the public page supports.
Median views and views per minute by format, so a long upload has to justify its runtime.
Where a multi-part series loses people, and whether the surviving tail is flat or still falling.
What the best and worst performers share, with the confounds named rather than ignored.
What the feed is being spent on, and whether that matches what earns attention.
One audit is a snapshot. The workflow below turns the same reading into a report that arrives without being asked for.
A channel audited from its public Videos tab: format comparison, series drop-off, and title patterns, with the analytics-only questions handed back.
Format comparison across 30 real uploads: lecture median 875 views against a standalone median of 22,000, and the four changes that follow.
Two unrelated lecture series losing 88% of their audience at part two, with the flat committed tail the average hides.
Thirty real titles sorted by what they earned, the confounds named rather than ignored, and three rewrites to test.
Connect the channel and let Okou re-read the uploads each month, compare against the last capture, and report what moved.
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No, and it will not pretend otherwise. The audit uses public page data and lists the questions that only analytics can answer.
The recent uploads the channel page exposes. The output states the sample size, because nothing read from thirty videos generalises to a catalogue of thousands.
Yes. Everything it reads is public, which is why the same audit works on a channel you do not own.
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Connect the channel and let Okou re-read the uploads each month, compare against the last capture, and report what moved.