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Ideas for Riley Hart (fictional)'s channel
We checked public videos and comments for repeated questions. Here are a few ideas you could test—not proven ways to make money. Riley Hart (fictional) (https://www.youtube.com/@rileyhart-demo)
56/ 100
Your channel earning score · rough guide
Based on public videos, comments, and links we found. This score does not predict your income or confirm what is already earning money.
Repeated viewer questions68
Interest in products or tools62
Interest in product links40
Fit for possible brand deals49
Email sign-up opportunities34
Ways to earn from videos52
Links and offers we found
These appear in the channel or recent video descriptions. We cannot tell whether they earn money. The ideas below are other things you could test.
Email newsletter linkAlready runs an email list (found “newsletter”)
20comments in this sample
16comments with requests or problems
4kinds of requests
We count comments that ask for something or describe a real problem. A compliment or opinion is not proof that someone wants to buy.
What viewers keep asking for
01“Can you show the exact workflow from idea to published post?”We grouped 5 related comments across 2 videos.
See the comments we grouped (5)
Can you show the exact workflow from idea to published post?
Comment on ‘Automate your content system’What is the minimum stack to make this reliable?
Comment on ‘Simple automations’Please show a real example, not just the theory.
Comment on ‘Automate your content system’How do I do this without Zapier?
Comment on ‘Simple automations’Can this work with Make instead of Zapier?
Comment on ‘Simple automations’
How often it came upStarting to repeat
02“Is there a beginner template I can copy?”We grouped 4 related comments across 1 video.
See the comments we grouped (4)
Can you share the prompts and the database layout?
Comment on ‘My Notion AI setup’Please make a setup checklist for complete beginners.
Comment on ‘My Notion AI setup’Is there a beginner template I can copy?
Comment on ‘My Notion AI setup’Could you provide the exact Notion fields?
Comment on ‘My Notion AI setup’
How often it came upA first hint
03“Would pay for a walkthrough with the template included.”We grouped 2 related comments across 2 videos.
See the comments we grouped (2)
Would pay for a walkthrough with the template included.
Comment on ‘Automate your content system’I would buy a small starter kit before committing to a course.
Comment on ‘My Notion AI setup’
How often it came upStarting to repeat
3 possible ways to earn
Ideas you could test
These are suggestions based on the comments shown, not proof people will buy. The fit score is a rough comparison of how well each idea matches those comments—not a prediction of clicks, sales, or income.
Download or guideIdea fit · rough guide: 62 / 100
Practical audience-requested resource
Viewers repeatedly need a clearer, reusable next step than a single video can provide.
Why this idea came up- 14 comments on 4 videos ask for something like this
- A viewer asked: “Can you share the prompts and the database layout?”
- Your recent videos include “AI automation for independent creators”
A simple first stepPublish a one-page waitlist for the resource viewers request most, then link it from your two most relevant videos.
Product links (may earn commission)Idea fit · rough guide: 30 / 100
Audience recommendation guide
Viewers ask for recommendations without a focused resource to compare options.
Why this idea came up- 2 comments on 2 videos ask for something like this
- A viewer asked: “Would pay for a walkthrough with the template included.”
- Your recent videos include “AI automation for independent creators”
A simple first stepCreate a concise, clearly labeled recommendations page and measure clicks before expanding.
Possible brand dealIdea fit · rough guide: 24 / 100
Relevant sponsor-category test
The channel has recognizable themes that could suit aligned brands, but nothing is verified.
Why this idea came up- Your recent videos include “AI automation for independent creators”
- This may suit your topic, but we found no viewer request or brand interest to confirm it
A simple first stepDocument your strongest themes, then approach a small number of genuinely fitting brands.
What to try first
- Start with practical audience-requested resource; it best matches the comments we found.
- Publish a one-page waitlist for the resource viewers request most, then link it from your two most relevant videos.
- Track clicks, replies or signups for a week.
- Only spend more time or money if people respond.
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Signal→SaleMy channel earning score · rough guide56 / 100First idea to test: Practical audience-requested resource
Ideas suggested: 3
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