Read the comments themselves
Read scored sponsor mentions in the viewers' own words, with the source video and date attached.
Use case
A sponsor asks how the ad landed.
Know how the ad landed before the sponsor asks.
Sentiment is paused while we ask YouTube for permission to offer it. Nothing already scored is deleted.
Add a sponsor by name and the tray gathers the comments that mention them. Once the AI has read one, the sponsor's page quotes it with who said it, under which video, and when.
← Back to sentimentWhat people are saying about your sponsors
supportive, across 20 mentions of Fieldnote Coffee.
Offcut Ken · Two Ways To Cut A Tenon
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From comments the tray has collected.
A sponsor mention is any comment the tray has collected that names the brand. The sentiment word only describes the mentions the AI has scored. It doesn't speak for every mention, or for your whole audience.
The archive only has the comments YouTube made available to the tray. It isn't a complete record of every comment ever posted.
Each sponsor comment shown here links to the full comment for as long as its words are in your archive.
Outcomes
Read scored sponsor mentions in the viewers' own words, with the source video and date attached.
Add other names the sponsor goes by. Suggested spellings wait until you choose to use them.
Supportive comments open first. A separate view shows up to 50 other scored mentions.
The path
Enter the name as you say it and any other names they go by. Suggested names don't count until you choose to use them.
The tray checks the comments it has kept. With one sponsor, comments about "the sponsor" can count too. With more than one, a comment that doesn't name a sponsor isn't counted for any of them.
A mention counts as soon as it's found. It's only quoted on the sponsor's page once the AI has scored it.
The page waits for at least three scored mentions before describing the overall response. Each view shows up to 50 of its newest comments.