You know what a collaboration is? -Yes, I do. I mean in terms of YouTube or just
collaborating in general? -Well, YouTube. -If he on it. -Okay, so we're going to talk about
that. And then we're going to talk about how to find other YouTubers to
collaborate with, There's a really neat easy tool to use. -Okay, I'm in. Alright, so
we're talking about collaborating with other YouTubers. What exactly... I mean
I understand what collaboration means. But is it them being on your channel or
your being on their channel or... -Some of the... Some of the best collaborations when
2 channels come together that are somewhat similar in size. But they each
have their own audience. And so they make 2 videos. One for each other...
-Cross mojonation. Yes. -That's a new word. Cross Mojonation. -It's. you know. your mojo and
my mojo. -So, one of the one of the first collaborations that I saw and I kind of
studied is actually the channels word disproportionate in size actually. There
was it was a Acapella guy Peter Hollens. -Who had he 3 viewers, clearly.
-And then there was this lady that's the thing with him did a song. Maluca was her
name. And she's in Mexico. So they did a collaboration where they did a music
video together. And it was as an amazing... I guess I really liked their arrangement.
It was just... It was really good. But they made the same video. But they made a
different outro on his channel and a different video on her channel. On his, he
basically said, "Hey Maluca, thanks for making this video with me." And on hers it
was, "Hey Peter, thanks for making this video with me. Be sure to check out his
channel." Alright, so they both cross-promote at each other's video. For
her, it was very beneficial. I would have never seen her channel because I was a
follower of Peter Hollens. I would have never seen her channel had they not done
that collaboration. So, I'm sure she got a lot of new subscribers. And people that
were followers of her who hadn't heard of Peter yet, you know, so that... That's the
benefit of a collaboration is teaming up. And so, let's say that... -So I guess the
question is... Hold that thought. -Yeah. -Does Peter say to Charlotte
or whatever her name is. "It's going to cost you a little"? I mean like he has to
understand the value of having, you know, a hundred to one ratio to her
subscribers. Where he could say, "Yeah, I'll do a collaboration for a thousand
bucks. -Potentially that could happen. But
usually, there's... -The community is such that you're... -Usually there's enough
community effort. I mean if... If I've got a thousand subscribers and I approach a
channel that's got a million subscribers, it's probably going to be more hurtful to
their channel. It's like, "Well, why would we collaborate together? What's... What's in
it for me is what he's going to ask. -Ya. -Right? But if I've got a million
subscribers, he's... He's... Alright, there's already... We're going to find a
way to make sure. -Yeah. -This is their business. This is their livelihood and
it's not... It's not a bad thing for them to turn me down. It's probably smart for
them to turn me down, right? -Right. -But you know, so what if we want to search and
find other channels that are somewhat similar to us in size that maybe are in
the same realm or something like that. -But aren't necessarily direct
competition. I mean, it... Is there... -Why would we want to collaborate with a competitor?
-Right. -Maybe. -Who knows. I don't know. You're all so nice to each other. -Alright. So,
check this out. This is a website called channel crawler. Let's just... -Well,
we've seen this before in another video. Sure. Channelcrawler.com. Okay. -So,
I'm going to click on new search. And I'm going to just clear this out. Get rid of the
subscriber numbers. Let's... Let's say that we're going to do something on cooking.
-Okay. This is just going to show us how many YouTube channels... The keyword cooking
comes up in. -Yeah. And right now, it's saying 3,046. -Now, this guy's gaming. -Yeah.
-You know. -Barbecue Todd's kitchen. So, some of these are... -Legitimate
cooking, right. And so, I might... I might look at it and say, "Okay, this one's got
zero subscribers. I could easily collaborate with him." Or is even making
videos. This one's got 582,000 subscribers. What's
the likelihood that he's going to want to collaborate with me? -Right. -Taste the
globe. 217. Ohh, if I'm a beginner that might give me a boost right there and he
he or she might totally be willing. So, this is a great tool to use to find
other channels to collaborate within. And i just typed in cooking. i could type in
Mexican food or I could type in, you know, Italian or I could type in recipe. -Well,
let's but let's say for example... So you choose one of these. Tastes the globe
or whatever. And that guy is located in Mexico, right? I mean, so what would the
collaboration... What would the collaboration that look
like if you're here and he's there. I mean, how
are you talking about literally collaborating same day on the same video,
the same camera. You know what I mean? -Okay, you're right. So, this guy isn't
Italy. Here's how I would do this collaboration. We would talk on the phone
to talk about our ideas that the video that we wanted to create and. And
this is one way that I've actually done it. I turned on our camera. I did this
with Kris Krohn. So let me just talk... I had the camera on Kris and the late of
the lane that we collaborated with Kristin, she had her camera turned on on
her. We have the phone turned on speaker phone. -So we can hear each other. -So we
can actually have a conversation... -And just take the video later and... -Yeah. And
then we like we have a microphone right here. We have the good audio so that we
could edit out. Like, when... When Kristin was talking, we heard her through
the speakerphone. But we are using her microphone. -Oh, yes. -So, that's a way that
we could kind of put the two videos side by side or show one at a time and create
a collaboration long distance. if you can meet together and do a collaboration
together, that's obviously a lot easier. But if this person... -So, let's say we want
to do that. So let's say we're here in Utah and I want to find someone in Utah
to collaborate with. So, can we geographically find? -Let's try it out.
I'll do a new search. Let's just type in Utah. -So, it does go to countries. But it
doesn't necessarily do... -215 channels on them. I'm certain that there are more than 215...
-That's just using Utah as a keyword. IUt may not necessarily even mean that
they are in Utah though, right? I mean... So, if we go back to that countries thing,
does that break down into smaller menus of states or things like that? -Let's
check it out. -Check it out baby. So...
I wonder... But just to United States. I'm curious to see if it'll give us an extra...
-So, this is just countries. -Just countries. -I want to limit it just to USA. I mean
that's helpful. -Yes. -I don't know if I want to travel to other countries or
whatnot or if I want to limit it to, you know, USA and Australia. Or USA and the
Philippines. -But in your... So go back to your keywords. Now let's type you time.
And I'm just curious. This is just fun because we're all learning together. And
if we go and we look at one of these channels that maybe... Does it, is it show...
See, there's Utah State University. So that's going to be in Utah. -And I have an
idea. What if I add another keyword as well. If I type in Salt Lake. Say, that's
like 3 words though. So, how do I do that?
Do, I need to put in comma? -I think you put in... -Let's just let's just see what
happens. -Put it in quotes, maybe. Only 13. -Oh, there you
go. -So, maybe that required both. -But if you
click on one of them. Like this guy... Well, it will it say where he's out
of? Does it... -Give us actually takes me to YouTube. So, he makes some pretty, pretty
high production value stuff. -He's here in the area. But I guess my question is
is if I were to come to a place like this, this page, does... Do just... Do YouTubers
do they put in where their home is? Is there a way to... -Click on about and it
tells you the location. -Commercial film director based out of Salt Lake City. -And
so that's probably why I was picked up when I said Salt Lake City. And then I'm
not going to do it in this video. But I can view email address. And I
could find a way to reach... He's also got... I could reach out to you... -Yeah, but there
are ways to kind of narrow down the search geographically. If you're willing
to look around a little bit. -Yeah. -So, short video. But really handy tool. The
channel crawler. So check it out and... -Start collaborating. -Yeah. Comment below
on collaborations that you found through this tool
or otherwise. So if you know of other tools that are as amazing as this one,
share them in the comments below of how you can find good YouTubers to
collaborate with.