Connect YouTube to Copilot Agent

Once your YouTube data is in Copilot Agent, you can:

• Identify your best-performing content. Ask Copilot to rank videos by views, watch time, or engagement rate over any time period, and spot which topics, formats, or video lengths consistently drive the strongest results.
• Track audience retention. Use average view duration and average view percentage to understand where viewers drop off, and compare retention across different video types to guide your content strategy.
• Monitor subscriber growth and churn. Break down subscribers gained and lost at the video level to see exactly which content builds your audience and which drives people away.
• Analyze engagement trends. Query likes, comments, shares, and card click-through rates across your catalog to identify what gets your audience to interact, and replicate it.
• Benchmark channel growth over time. Track subscriber count, total views, and published video count week over week or month over month to measure momentum and spot slowdowns early.
• Combine YouTube with other channels. Blend YouTube data with Google Ads, GA4, or any of Windsor’s 325+ supported sources to understand how your video content fits into your broader marketing funnel.

Yes. Windsor.ai includes red_views and estimated_red_minutes_watched as separate fields, so you can ask Copilot to break out YouTube Premium viewership from standard viewership for any video or time period. This is useful for channels with a significant Premium audience, where engagement patterns may differ from free users.

Yes. Ask Copilot to group your videos by category, length, or tags and compare average view duration, average view percentage, and engagement metrics like likes and shares across each group. This quickly surfaces whether your audience responds better to long-form or short videos, which topics consistently hold attention longest, and which content types drive the most shares.

Here are examples of  more specific prompts you can use to dive deep into your YouTube data:

• Group all videos published in the last 6 months by video category and compare average view duration, average view percentage, and subscribers gained per category. Identify which category consistently drives the deepest engagement and which underperforms across all three metrics.

• Compare subscribers gained vs. subscribers lost at the video level for the last 6 months. Identify videos where subscriber loss was disproportionately high relative to views and flag any common pattern in their video length or category.

• Analyze card click-through rate and card teaser click rate across all videos published in the last 3 months. Which videos have the strongest card performance, and do they share any common traits in terms of video length, category, or view count?

• Break down estimated minutes watched and average view duration by month for the last 12 months. Identify seasonal trends and flag any month where both metrics declined simultaneously, include the top 3 videos published that month for context.

Windsor.ai’s pricing for Microsoft Copilot data integration varies depending on the number of connected accounts and data sources. We offer absolutely transparent pricing plans for diversified business needs and budgets, along with a 30-day free trial and Windsor MCP included in every plan.

With Windsor MCP, the integration process takes a few minutes. No technical expertise or coding is required; connecting data to Copilot is simple, straightforward, and accessible to everyone.

Yes, we have helpful resources to help you get started. You can explore our official documentation and tutorials for seamless YouTube to Copilot Agent integration with Windsor.ai:

• YouTube Field Reference
• Copilot Agent Integration Documentation