YouTube channel operator wanted for a 90-minute paid consultation on a niche research tool

I've built a tool that identifies which YouTube formats are worth replicating, and I need someone who actually runs a channel to tell me whether it's measuring the right things. Not a UI review. I need domain judgement. The background. I've spent eight years doing keyword research for Amazon sellers, where the question is always: is this keyword winnable, or do the top results all have 10,000 reviews? I built the YouTube equivalent before spending money on animation. The core metric is views divided by subscribers. A channel with 2K subs doing 300K views ranks above a channel with 3M subs doing 2M, because the first proves the format works without an audience. The tool then filters out anything a small faceless studio couldn't produce, groups what remains into patterns, and generates a production backlog with a verdict on whether the niche sustains two years. What I want from the call: Is views-over-subscribers measuring what I think it is, or am I fooling myself with a number that looks clever? I'll show you three clusters it scored highly. Tell me which you'd actually enter and why. It generates topics with titles already written. Would you produce them, and what would you change? What does it not look at that you check before deciding what to make? Format: one call, 90 minutes, recorded. I'll send documentation beforehand so you arrive prepared, and I'll run the tool on your own niche so you can judge it against something you know. Who I'm looking for: You run or have run a YouTube channel above 50,000 subscribers Faceless, animated or documentary format preferred, but any channel where you've made systematic decisions about what to publish You can share the channel link. This is not optional: I'm hiring judgement I can verify, not a CV. Not looking for: agencies, growth consultants without their own channel, or anyone whose portfolio is only client work with no verifiable numbers. To apply: start your proposal with your channel link and one sentence on how you currently decide what to make next. Proposals without a channel link won't be read. If it goes well there's ongoing work: a second call after you've used the tool for a few weeks, same rate.