DapDip
Audit any YouTube channel against its own uploads, not a benchmark
I kept hitting the same wall with YouTube tools: they tell you what worked on someone else’s channel. A tactic from a 2M-sub gaming creator is noise if you’re posting 8-minute cooking videos to 900 people.
DapDip flips it. Paste any public channel and it reads that channel’s own catalogue — which posting days outperform, which lengths hold viewers, which titles actually moved views — measured against the channel’s own median rather than an industry average.
The rule the whole thing is built on…
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