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VideoMentions — Find brand mentions in the *spoken words* of YouTube videos
Find out what's being said about your brand in the spoken words of YouTube videos. Get notified immediately when YouTubers talk about your brand in their videos and run on-the-fly searches to find brand & product mentions in published YouTube videos.
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Thanks so much, @orchyan! Best of luck with the upcoming Unicorn Mafia launch! Sounds like a neat and ambitious product! 💪
Awesome! Happy to hear it, @josephkay! Please let me know if you have any questions and try out our free videomentions.com/search tool if you haven't already. Thanks for checking out VideoMentions! 🙌
Woah, this is epic. Great idea.
re: Feedback -
I wasn't quite sure what to put in the channel box here when trying it out: https://share.cleanshot.com/R4ry...
UX-wise, expected to put in search term and it to take off.
Congrats on the launch! Feels like a great niche :D
Hi @esus! This is great feedback– thank you! I actually just recorded a how-to video the other day to show users how to use the free VideoMentions Search tool. I plan to put a "Learn how" link at the top of the page that will link to that video. I haven't had time to edit and upload the video yet, though. I'll do that ASAP! Thanks so much for your support and for checking out VideoMentions! 🙌
Hey, @josephkay! Glad you like the product! 😊 Please let me know if you have any questions and try out our free videomentions.com/search tool if you haven't already. Thanks for checking out VideoMentions! 🙌
@kellenmace, amazing launch! VideoMentions is incredible - so helpful for finding those hidden brand mentions in YouTube videos. Thumbs up to you and your team for making this happen!
Hey, @winged_piggy 👋 I'm glad you're a fan of the product and find it useful! Thanks so much for the kind words!
I can think of a million applications for this tool.
As a Community Manager, it would be powerful to know who is talking about our products so we can support their videos and their channels.
I could also see companies & brands finding YouTube creators already talking about their products to reach out to for potential affiliate partnerships & sponsorships.
VERY cool. ☀️
Hi @hellosambrockway! I'm glad you see a lot of potential in VideoMentions. I certainly agree and think it's a powerful tool, but I'm very biased, of course. 😄 Thanks for your support and the kind words!
Hey, @vijayatech_labs! 👋 I'm glad you think we've built an interesting product. Please let me know if you have any questions about it, and please take our free videomentions.com/search tool for a spin, if you haven't already to get a feel for our keyword matching tech. Thanks for your support! 🙌
It's so cool that you provide a feature that's lacking in existing social media listening tools– the ability to find brand mentions in the spoken words of YouTube videos! Seems like a powerful capability. Congrats on your launch!
@meghanmace Thanks so much! I'm glad you think so! I hope you find it useful, and I appreciate the support! 😊
Nice evolution to the Brand mention tool! This kind of of tool is important today when the most consumed type of content is video!. Congrats on the launch Kellen!
@lakshya_singh Yes, my thoughts exactly! The spoken content within videos is more important than ever for brands. Thanks for your enthusiasm and support! I appreciate it! 🙌
Hi, @scottd1– thanks for your comment. Services like filmot.com, youglish.com, videomentions.com/search, and others are search engines that allow users to search for videos based on a keyword and see a list of matches. That functionality is in accordance with YouTube's TOS, as you pointed out in your comment. If you're a lawyer and believe all of these services are violating YouTube's TOS, I'd love to speak with you about it– I'm happy to pay your hourly rate for a legal consultation. You can reach out to me at videomentions.com/contact. Thanks for checking out VideoMentions.
@kellenmace Well, it isn't a public search engine if you hide it's features behind a pay-wall, is it? Reselling API data is also problematic. Is it a wrapper around the innertube library? Best of luck to you, but I am not optimistic for the legal prospects of your product.
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