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First off, I want to say that I absolutely love your product.
ItΓÇÖs clean, fast, and does what itΓÇÖs supposed to doΓÇöevery time. Unlike The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named, your company supports various platforms besides Google Chrome, doesnΓÇÖt ask for ridiculous YouTube access permissions, and even has a mobile app. Not only that, AndrewΓÇÖs videos on the TubeBuddy channel are awesomeΓÇölove that guy. Throw in the affordable pricing and youΓÇÖre heckinΓÇÖ perfect. Almost.
The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named is nowhere near TubeBuddyΓÇÖs level in the grand scheme of things but it does have one edge on us. Features. Specifically extra informative features. One feature in particular is something I cannot wait for TubeBuddy to implementΓÇösubscriber count next to account names site-wide. The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named already has this, every time a YouTube account name is shown, whether it is in YouTube Search, or on a specific videoΓÇÖs comment section, it has the subscriber count prominently listed.
Here are two examples images:
1) View: https://i.imgur.com/fyg7rga.jpg
2) View: https://i.imgur.com/ubmI32P.jpg
TubeBuddy already has this feature but only in a specific Comment area (donΓÇÖt know what itΓÇÖs called) of our channels.
Here is an example of that: View: https://i.imgur.com/bCHP2vv.jpg
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IΓÇÖm assuming (?) that it wonΓÇÖt be too difficult to implement this site-wide like The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named? I even love the TubeBuddy design with the black status bars and text. This is honestly something I will gladly fork over $ for in a heartbeat, like no jokeΓÇöPro upgrade, here I come the second I see this added.
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Now you may be wonderingΓÇö786X, why does this feature matter so much? Well, IΓÇÖll tell you. See, the sub count next to usernames is an invaluable feature used to gauge which channels are ΓÇ£betterΓÇ¥ to check out. See, back in the good olΓÇÖ days of YouTube, it was near impossible to differentiate a channel ownerΓÇÖs comments from an imposter on their own video unless you manually clicked to check the channel account. Nowadays, YouTube gives channel ownerΓÇÖs a check mark when they post a comment on their own videos. Problem solved, right?! Not quite.
What if weΓÇÖre trying to check if the comment was made by another (not channel owner) prominent YouTuber? See, I, and IΓÇÖm sure others, read YouTube comments quite a bit while watching a video. And we often run into comments by other prominent YouTubers that make us go ΓÇ£Huh, what is s/he doing on this part of the ΓÇÿtube?ΓÇ¥ only to realize itΓÇÖs an imposter. Sub count next to individual comments would make that issue go awayΓÇöno imposter can feasibility have the exact sub count as the account theyΓÇÖre masquerading as. Another reason why this feature may be useful is to find up and coming channels. Say youΓÇÖre watching a music video and a comment says ΓÇ£Hey, this is such a great song! Reminds me of my new album that I released last week. Mind checking it out?ΓÇ¥ΓÇömost of the time I just shake my head and move on. But with the sub count feature, we will be able to see at a glance how large of an audience that user already has. Say he has 5K subs already... realistically I would go ΓÇ£Hmm, if he just started and heΓÇÖs already gaining traction, maybe there is something special going on there. IΓÇÖm gonna check him out.ΓÇ¥ You get the idea.
Sorry for the novel by the way, I write like I speakΓÇöexpressive but completely disorganized.
First off, I want to say that I absolutely love your product.
ItΓÇÖs clean, fast, and does what itΓÇÖs supposed to doΓÇöevery time. Unlike The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named, your company supports various platforms besides Google Chrome, doesnΓÇÖt ask for ridiculous YouTube access permissions, and even has a mobile app. Not only that, AndrewΓÇÖs videos on the TubeBuddy channel are awesomeΓÇölove that guy. Throw in the affordable pricing and youΓÇÖre heckinΓÇÖ perfect. Almost.
The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named is nowhere near TubeBuddyΓÇÖs level in the grand scheme of things but it does have one edge on us. Features. Specifically extra informative features. One feature in particular is something I cannot wait for TubeBuddy to implementΓÇösubscriber count next to account names site-wide. The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named already has this, every time a YouTube account name is shown, whether it is in YouTube Search, or on a specific videoΓÇÖs comment section, it has the subscriber count prominently listed.
Here are two examples images:
1) View: https://i.imgur.com/fyg7rga.jpg
2) View: https://i.imgur.com/ubmI32P.jpg
TubeBuddy already has this feature but only in a specific Comment area (donΓÇÖt know what itΓÇÖs called) of our channels.
Here is an example of that: View: https://i.imgur.com/bCHP2vv.jpg
.
IΓÇÖm assuming (?) that it wonΓÇÖt be too difficult to implement this site-wide like The-Competitor-That-Shall-Not-Be-Named? I even love the TubeBuddy design with the black status bars and text. This is honestly something I will gladly fork over $ for in a heartbeat, like no jokeΓÇöPro upgrade, here I come the second I see this added.
ΓÇöΓÇöΓÇöΓÇöΓÇöLONGER VERSIONΓÇöΓÇöΓÇöΓÇöΓÇö
Now you may be wonderingΓÇö786X, why does this feature matter so much? Well, IΓÇÖll tell you. See, the sub count next to usernames is an invaluable feature used to gauge which channels are ΓÇ£betterΓÇ¥ to check out. See, back in the good olΓÇÖ days of YouTube, it was near impossible to differentiate a channel ownerΓÇÖs comments from an imposter on their own video unless you manually clicked to check the channel account. Nowadays, YouTube gives channel ownerΓÇÖs a check mark when they post a comment on their own videos. Problem solved, right?! Not quite.
What if weΓÇÖre trying to check if the comment was made by another (not channel owner) prominent YouTuber? See, I, and IΓÇÖm sure others, read YouTube comments quite a bit while watching a video. And we often run into comments by other prominent YouTubers that make us go ΓÇ£Huh, what is s/he doing on this part of the ΓÇÿtube?ΓÇ¥ only to realize itΓÇÖs an imposter. Sub count next to individual comments would make that issue go awayΓÇöno imposter can feasibility have the exact sub count as the account theyΓÇÖre masquerading as. Another reason why this feature may be useful is to find up and coming channels. Say youΓÇÖre watching a music video and a comment says ΓÇ£Hey, this is such a great song! Reminds me of my new album that I released last week. Mind checking it out?ΓÇ¥ΓÇömost of the time I just shake my head and move on. But with the sub count feature, we will be able to see at a glance how large of an audience that user already has. Say he has 5K subs already... realistically I would go ΓÇ£Hmm, if he just started and heΓÇÖs already gaining traction, maybe there is something special going on there. IΓÇÖm gonna check him out.ΓÇ¥ You get the idea.
Sorry for the novel by the way, I write like I speakΓÇöexpressive but completely disorganized.
