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People
See new viewers become regulars, spot someone returning after a quiet spell and understand participation across your connected channels.
84 comments · 19 months · 27 videos
Consistent substantive participationFirst seen 6 weeks ago · 9 recent videos
22 comments this month, up from 6Open a member profile to see their observed comments, videos and current or previous handles. Top Fans reflects sustained participation; Trending shows a recent increase.
Attention
Define Attention Topics for comments you don’t want buried: purchase mentions, meaningful stories, professional opportunities, thoughtful questions, useful corrections or product problems.
Choose what counts, what to exclude and whether to surface matches or collect them quietly. Save a comment for later, correct a match or hide it from a collection.
“I bought your book” is a comment worth noticing, not a verified sale. Saved comments remain subject to your data-retention choices.
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Find comments about reading it or trying an idea from it.
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“We tried the weekly check-in from your book. It helped us notice what was getting missed.”A quieter way to work · Published
Content
Bring Topic Requests together with unique requester counts, representative comments and the videos where they appeared. Compare recent interest with a longer view.
30D example · Period ending 6 September 2026
“Could you make a video on deciding when there isn’t a clear right answer?”
Representative fictional comment · 4 source videosThe comments may point to a new angle, an update or difficulty finding it. They don’t establish the cause.
Connect a request to an existing video. Continued requests may suggest an update, another angle or a video people have missed.
Move from Considering to Planned, In Production and Published. Requests continue accumulating while you work.
Merge or split requested angles, rename topics and hide or restore them. Keep recurring questions distinct from explicit requests.
Follow the conversation over time
See new themes and topics gaining attention again, with sample sizes and comparison periods.
Explore repeated questions and gaps in existing coverage. The source comments show how an opportunity was identified.
Compare comment activity, review workload, returning participants and conversations worth revisiting.
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