Instantly analyze sentiment and spot new topics

Reading hundreds of comments under a viral video? It takes hours.

Ignoring them? A wasted opportunity to build loyalty.

Ask Studio solves this dilemma by acting as your private pollster: Instead of manually scanning comments, you can just ask the AI to synthesize them for you.

Do it now:

Example prompts:

Summarize the sentiment of the comments. What did people like and dislike?

Based on the comments, what specific topics or tutorials are viewers asking for next?

The result: A complete report. The AI will first point out technical or content errors (e.g., “viewers are complaining the audio is too quiet”) and then generate a list of topics the community asked for most (e.g., “15 people asked for part two”).

The payoff: You save time and get a “guaranteed” audience. You know exactly what to fix in your editing, and you have a ready-made topic for your next video that meets real demand. That’s the simplest path to a higher CTR.

Pro tip: Ask “Which topics or content types are my direct competitors in the eyes of viewers?” While Ask Studio won’t name specific channels, it can identify general categories (e.g., “software guides”), giving you a hint on where to look for competitive inspiration.

Giant: Forbes reports that YouTube has over 2.7 billion monthly active users and remains the second most visited site after Google. It’s also bigger than traditional TV in the US.

Deep dive into retention without guessing

You see the retention graph tank at the 30-second mark.

But why? Bad intro? Boring editing? Or maybe an audio issue?

Instead of guessing, use the “Deep Dive” function. By clicking the “+” button, you add a specific video to the chat and can essentially “interrogate” the analytics.

What sets this apart is the actionable steps.

The AI doesn’t just tell you retention dropped; it suggests exactly what to change (e.g., “Avoid showing the interface right at the start, lead with the final result”).

Here’s an example prompt:

Why is retention dropping at the 0:30 mark? How can I fix this next time?

You get: A concrete diagnosis and a recovery plan. The AI points out the cause (e.g., “viewers are leaving due to a long intro”) and gives you ready-made advice—like “show the final project result in the first 5 seconds instead of the interface.”

The payoff: Precise editing instructions for the future. Instead of testing blindly, you get a recipe for holding viewer attention, which is key for the algorithm.

Pro tip: Ask AI to identify your worst videos or thumbnails and explain why they didn’t work compared to your best ones. This comparative analysis (e.g. “Compare my best and worst video from this month”) helps you avoid repeating the same mistakes.

Fortune: YouTube reports paying out over $70 billion to creators, artists, and media companies over the last three years.

Plan your strategy based on hard data

Instead of creating complex Excel sheets, treat Ask Studio like a business analyst sitting right next to you.

You can ask questions in natural language to instantly pull strategic insights. The tool can even forecast results (e.g., “When will I hit 20k subscriptions at current growth?”).

Example prompts:

For comparison: Which video drove the most subscriptions last month?

For planning: Create a publishing schedule for the next 2 weeks based on my best upload times.

You get: An instant breakdown of key metrics (without tedious filtering) or a ready-made publishing schedule that accounts for when your viewers are most active.

The payoff: Decisions based on facts, not gut feelings. In 10 seconds, you know which format to scale (Short vs. Long form) and when to publish to maximize reach. Without opening a single spreadsheet.

Reminder: Ask Studio is a language model and can make mistakes with math or dates.

Treat the answers as strategic suggestions and brainstorming fuel, but always verify the hard numbers in the classic Analytics tab.

Shorts: According to industry data from 2025, YouTube Shorts average ~200B daily views and Reels also account for over 50% of all Instagram ad share, as per recent reports.

Ask Studio is available in English for most creators in:

• USA
• Canada
• New Zealand
• India