arabic-market-research
Researches the Arabic content market for a niche (what's working on Arabic YouTube, TikTok and Instagram, competitor channels, audience questions, seasonal moments like Ramadan, and gaps between English and Arabic content) and turns it into video angles. Use when the user asks "إيه اللي شغال في المجال ده", "حلل المنافسين", "أفكار فيديوهات", "إيه الناقص في المحتوى العربي", or wants research before making Arabic content.
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- Arabic Market Research
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Goal: find angles that are proven in demand but underserved in Arabic. The general competitor method is in youtube (competitor sub-skill) and yt-viral; this skill adds the Arabic-market lens. Niche, target countries (Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the Gulf, the Levant, North Africa, or all Arabic speakers), and dialect. The creator's size and strengths (experience, access, local knowledge). What they've already posted (to avoid repeating it). If you have browsing or search tools, use them; otherwise work from what the user pastes and say clearly what is assumed. Look at: 1. Arabic competitors: 5–10 channels/accounts in the niche. For each, note top videos by views relative to their usual views (outliers > 3×), formats, upload frequency, dialect. 2. The English gap: search the same topic in English. Topics with strong English demand and weak or outdated Arabic coverage are the best opportunities. 3. Audience questions: comments on Arabic videos, Arabic Reddit-like communities, Facebook groups, X/Twitter, Quora-style sites, Google's "People also ask" in Arabic. Copy the exact wording people use; that becomes titles and hooks. 4. Search wording: how people actually type it (dialect vs. فصحى, sp
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