YouTube keyword research based on real performance
Instead of guessed "search volume", TubeMind shows how a keyword actually performs in titles across the index: how many videos use it, their views, the share that became outliers, the trend, and related rising words.
What a keyword report shows
- Uploads and views: how many indexed videos use the word in their title in the period you pick, and how those videos did.
- Breakout share: the share of those videos that beat their own channel’s usual views, the plain sign that a topic still pays off for smaller channels.
- Trend: whether uploads and views on the word are rising or falling.
- Related words: the words that show up next to it in titles, so you can find a sharper angle.
- Top videos: the real videos behind the numbers, ready to study.
How to use it
- Search a word or short phrase your audience would use.
- Check the breakout share first. Plenty of uploads and few breakouts means a crowded topic.
- Open the top videos and note the angle, length and title shape they share.
- Sign in free to compare the keyword with your own channel size and see where a term is thin across languages.
Why there is no search volume number
YouTube does not publish how often a word is searched, so any exact volume is someone’s guess. These numbers are counted from public statistics on real videos in the TubeMind index. The index is not all of YouTube, so read them as a strong sample, not a census. Small samples are flagged on the page.
Use it to find angles gaining right now, then validate the niche in Niches. Learn the method on the free keyword research tool page.