Search the result set, not a guessed trend
A YouTube research run preserves the public results returned for the submitted query. This lets a team inspect the titles, channels, publication dates, thumbnails, descriptions, URLs, and engagement fields present in that response rather than relying on an unsupported popularity label.
Save the query and return to the evidence
Saved research opens from the database without automatically charging for a new search. When fresher evidence is needed, the refresh action runs the query again and replaces the stored result with the new collection.
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