Tech Course Creators — Marketplace Partnership

I can help you find content creators with tech courses. Let me ask a few questions to set up the right campaign: Which platform would you like to search on? YouTube is great for finding creators with courses, but we can also search on TikTok, Instagram, or LinkedIn. What type of content specifically? Are you looking for: Regular YouTube videos with tutorials/courses YouTube Shorts (short-form content) Live streams A mix of these? Any specific filters like: Minimum subscriber count? Minimum video views? Engagement rate thresholds? Should they have playlists (which often indicate organized courses)? For tech course creators, YouTube is usually the best platform since many educators organize their content into playlists and series.

Great! For YouTube creators with tech courses, here's what I'll set up: Platform: YouTube (regular videos only) Content type: Regular videos (not Shorts or streams) Minimum subscribers: 10,000 Require from playlist: Yes (this ensures they organize content into playlists/courses) Search terms: "javascript course", "python course", "web development tutorial", "programming tutorial" Engagement rate is a metric that shows how actively a creator's audience interacts with their content. It's calculated as likes + comments + shares) ÷ views × 100%. For YouTube, we can filter by minimum likes and comments instead. What minimum likes and minimum comments would you like to require? This helps ensure the creators have an engaged audience. Also, how many results per search term would you like? (e.g., 50, 100, 200)

I'll create a YouTube campaign for tech course creators. However, I need to clarify something important: YouTube campaigns don't have a direct "engagement rate percentage" filter. Instead, we can filter by: Minimum likes (e.g., 10, 50, 100) Minimum comments (e.g., 10, 50, 100) Minimum view count (e.g., 1000, 5000, 10000) The AI scoring will consider engagement quality, but for hard filters, we need to use these specific metrics. What minimum likes and minimum comments would you like to set? This will ensure creators have engaged audiences. Also, what should I name this campaign? Something like "Tech Course Creators - YouTube" or do you have a specific name in mind?

Campaign created successfully! Summary: Name: Tech Course Creators - JavaScript Python Platform: YouTube (regular videos only) Search terms: 4 terms (javascript course, python course, web development tutorial, programming tutorial) Filters: Min 10K subscribers, min 50 likes, min 15 comments, must have playlist content Results: Up to 100 videos per search term (400 total maximum) Estimated run cost: 120 credits Note: I didn't set a minimum view count since you didn't specify one. The campaign will find creators regardless of view count, but they'll meet the like/comment thresholds. Would you like to run this campaign now to start finding tech course creators?

You're right — 400 results might be more than needed. Let me scale this down to be more efficient: Option 1: Reduce results per search term Currently: 100 results per search term × 4 terms = 400 total Change to: 25 results per search term × 4 terms = 100 total Option 2: Reduce number of search terms Currently: 4 search terms Change to: 2 search terms ("javascript course", "python course") × 50 results each = 100 total Option 3: Combination 3 search terms × 30 results each = 90 total Which approach would you prefer? I recommend Option 2 (2 search terms, 50 results each) to focus on the core JavaScript and Python course creators. Also, I can add a minimum view count filter (like 1000 views) to further improve quality and reduce noise. What would you like to do?

Campaign updated! Now it will fetch 15 results per search term (60 total maximum). Updated summary: Name: Tech Course Creators - JavaScript Python Platform: YouTube (regular videos only) Search terms: 4 terms (javascript course, python course, web development tutorial, programming tutorial) Filters: Min 10K subscribers, min 50 likes, min 15 comments, must have playlist content Results: 15 videos per search term (60 total maximum) Estimated run cost: 18 credits Would you like to run this campaign now to start finding tech course creators?

Perfect! Campaign updated with just 2 search terms. Final configuration: Search terms: "javascript course", "python course" only Results: 15 videos per term (30 total maximum) Filters: Min 10K subscribers, min 50 likes, min 15 comments, must have playlist content Estimated run cost: 9 credits Would you like to run this campaign now to start finding JavaScript and Python course creators?

Campaign run started successfully! The system is now searching for JavaScript and Python course creators on YouTube. You can track the progress in the platform. The pipeline will: Find videos matching your search terms Apply your filters (10K+ subscribers, 50+ likes, 15+ comments, playlist content) Score and qualify the creators based on your criteria Results will appear in the campaign dashboard as they're processed.

I can help you set up automatic Google Sheets sync for your campaign results. First, I need to check if you already have a Google Sheet ready. To export leads to Google Sheets, you need to: Create a Google Sheet (or use an existing one) Share it with our service account as an Editor Set the spreadsheet ID in your campaign Do you have a Google Sheet already created for this? If so, please provide: The spreadsheet ID (from the URL: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/{ID}/edit) Or the full URL. If not, I can guide you through creating one and setting up the sync.

Perfect! I can see your Google Sheet URL. The spreadsheet ID is: 1jYV2dFcO5wvPhhnJG4JwZtEn1I1JeuzqQb5vYbcUPNc To enable Google Sheets sync for your campaign, you need to: Share the sheet with our service account as an Editor: Email: lode.leads@lode-leads.iam.gserviceaccount.com Permission level: "Editor" Once shared, the campaign will automatically sync qualified leads to the sheet when it runs. Important: The campaign is currently running. For this run, you can manually export the results once it completes. For future runs, the sync will be automatic. Would you like me to: Wait for the current run to complete, then export the results to your sheet? Or would you prefer to download an Excel file first to review the leads? Also, do you want to set up automatic sync for all future runs of this campaign?

Great! Now that you've shared the Google Sheet with our service account, the campaign will automatically sync qualified leads to your sheet. Current status: Campaign is running Google Sheet sync is now enabled (spreadsheet ID: 1jYV2dFcO5wvPhhnJG4JwZtEn1I1JeuzqQb5vYbcUPNc) Once the run completes, qualified leads will be pushed to your sheet automatically You can monitor the progress in the platform. The pipeline will: Find JavaScript and Python course creators Apply your filters (10K+ subscribers, 50+ likes, 15+ comments, playlist content) Score and qualify them Sync qualified leads to your Google Sheet Is there anything else you'd like to adjust or add to this campaign setup?

Perfect! The sync is already complete. Sync Results: Total profiles scored: 22 Already synced to your Google Sheet: 16 eligible profiles Your Google Sheet now contains 16 qualified JavaScript and Python course creators who meet your criteria (10K+ subscribers, 50+ likes, 15+ comments, playlist content). The campaign will continue to run and any new qualified leads from future runs will automatically sync to this same sheet.