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Stalkr caught a Reddit complaint mentioned in this video before our support queue did, so we could reply while the conversation was active.
Stalkr is social listening for YouTube: it tracks mentions of your brand, product, competitors, and keywords so video comments and creator conversations do not stay buried.
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Stalkr caught a Reddit complaint mentioned in this video before our support queue did, so we could reply while the conversation was active.
YouTube is search, social proof, and community at the same time. Videos and comments keep ranking for months, so one unanswered question or complaint can shape future buyers long after it was posted.
Find comments asking whether your product is worth trying.
Catch creator mentions before the traffic spike disappears.
Answer objections under reviews, comparisons, and tutorials.
Collect customer language from long-lived comment threads.
Every platform has its own rhythm. Stalkr keeps social listening simple, then adapts the context, metrics, and priority signals to YouTube.
Monitor brand names, product names, competitor names, and category phrases across YouTube conversations.
See where the mention happened so you can understand whether it came from a review, tutorial, comparison, or customer thread.
See the exact likes, comments, views, title, description, and comment context returned by YouTube.
Find the comments where a helpful answer can convert a viewer, fix confusion, or correct outdated information.
Get notified when a YouTube mention needs attention without manually checking channels and comment sections.
Save useful source, keyword, date, and engagement views, then mark mentions for follow-up.
Start with Stalkr review, your product name, a competitor, or the exact phrase buyers use on YouTube.
Stalkr watches video comments and creator discussions where buying questions keep showing up long after publishing.
Matched comments and creator mentions stay beside their exact YouTube views, likes, and comment counts.
Open the original conversation, reply with context, save the insight, or turn it into product, support, or marketing work.
Track YouTube mentions first, then add your other sources, competitor keywords, saved views, alerts, and team workflow as the feed grows.
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Yes. Add your brand, product, or competitor keywords and Stalkr will surface YouTube mentions in your feed.
YouTube comments can influence buyers for months because videos keep ranking. Tracking them helps you answer objections and collect feedback where future customers already look.
Yes. You can find creator mentions, customer praise containing your tracked terms, and relevant discussions that may be worth a follow-up.
Stalkr tracks public mentions across X, Reddit, and YouTube for the keywords you choose: your product, brand, competitors, founder name, feature names, or niche phrases your customers use.
No. Stalkr is built for keyword monitoring, so it can catch public conversations where someone mentions your product or category without tagging you.
Yes. You decide the categories that matter to your workflow. Where platform policy allows, Stalkr uses AI to file mentions into those categories. YouTube API mentions remain exact and are not assigned derived categories or sentiment.
A mention is a public post, reply, thread, or comment that matches one of your tracked keywords or aliases. Stalkr dedupes and organizes them so you are not reviewing the same signal twice.
You can get email alerts for mentions you cannot afford to miss, like urgent complaints, bug reports, false claims, high-intent buying threads, or creator shout-outs.
Set up Stalkr in minutes, track your first 100 mentions free, and stop finding important conversations after they are already cold.