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When a user provides a YouTube channel id, handle, or URL and wants the channel's business inquiry email or full About metadata for outreach, sponsorship, or lead generation.
normalize-channel-input.pyytInitialData with extract-channel-about.pyextract-emails-from-text.pyA JSON record with business email (or null), email source, and channel metadata (subscribers, views, country, links), ready for creator contact databases and outreach lists.
Use Cases
An agency running influencer marketing needs to contact YouTube creators for brand deals. They provide a list of channel handles; the skill normalizes each, extracts the About page, and recovers business emails from descriptions or linked sites. This builds a clean outreach list with subscriber counts and countries, saving manual lookup time and accelerating campaign prospecting.
A brand's partnership team wants to enrich an existing spreadsheet of YouTube channels with contact emails. They feed channel URLs into the skill, which checks the About description first and then crawls personal/business sites for emails when needed. The result fills missing contact fields, enabling direct sponsorship outreach without relying on social DM.
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