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YouTube Shorts Growth Tracker — NASA Example
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NexaScout
Track three public NASA Shorts with views, likes and saved history. The first run returns baseline records. Repeat with the same settings after at least 60 minutes to measure view growth; acceleration needs three spaced observations. Replace NASA with your competitor's channel. Missing metrics remain empty. Independent example, not affiliated with NASA or YouTube.
YouTube Shorts Competitor & Viral Trend Radarnexascout/youtube-shorts-trend-radar
state
title
channel
views
+11 fieldsTextNumberBooleanListObject
Input
Competitor channel URLs:https://www.youtube.com/@NASA/shorts
Search queries or niches
YouTube localization:US
Maximum video age (days):0
Minimum views:0
Maximum output Shorts:3
Discovery candidates per source:3
Discovery pages per source:1
Maximum video detail requests:3
Collection budget (seconds):120
Minimum measurement interval (minutes):60
Maximum comparison interval (hours):72
Rising threshold (views/hour):100
Acceleration ratio threshold:1.5
Remember observations between runs:true
History profile:nasa-shorts-public-example
Proxy configuration
Output fields
state
title
channel
views
likes
comments
subscribers
measuredViewsPerHour
viewsDelta
velocityRatio
viralScore
ageHours
url
baselineAt
observedAt
Sign up on Apify01
Create your Apify account to access the YouTube Shorts Competitor & Viral Trend Radar.
Start the run02
The Actor will start running based on the input automatically.
Receive the output03
Monitor the progress in real-time. You will be notified as soon as your dataset is complete and ready for review.
Integrate into your workflow04
The final output is delivered in JSON, CSV, or Excel format, ready to be plugged into your workflow.
