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Download a free CSV for weekly YouTube analytics reviews: compare views, watch time, subscribers, CTR, and revenue with a worked example.
Open in Excel, Google Sheets, or LibreOffice. No signup required. Rows marked SAMPLE are fictional worked examples; replace them with your own observations. Keep unavailable metrics blank and record the source, date range, and next action.
Download YouTube Weekly Channel Review Template (CSV)Your completed worksheet stays in your spreadsheet. Only use private channel data you are authorized to access, and remove it before sharing the file publicly.
Repeatable framework for tracking competitor uploads, gaps, and benchmarks across a niche.
Reusable template for recurring channel health and performance audits.
How to run this template in a weekly or monthly operating cycle.
Pair template checkpoints with recurring dashboard reports.
Use supporting calculators and diagnostics before execution.
Map this template workflow to plan capabilities and limits.
The growth dashboard template is designed for creators who want a compact weekly operating view: subscriber gain, view velocity, average view duration, click-through rate, and milestone progress. It gives you the minimum set of metrics needed to spot channel acceleration or stagnation without digging through multiple reports.
Download the CSV and open it in your spreadsheet. The SAMPLE row uses fictional values; it is a worked example, not a customer result or industry benchmark. Duplicate the BLANK row for each channel and review period. This is a manual worksheet, not an automatically installed dashboard configuration.
Choose two complete seven-day periods, use the same channel and format, and enter the values from YouTube Studio or an authorized channel export. Record the traffic source where relevant. Keep missing revenue blank instead of entering zero. Revenue should use one currency and the same reporting definition in both periods.
In the example, views rise from 10,000 to 12,000: (12,000 - 10,000) / 10,000 × 100 = 20%. CTR moves from 5.2% to 4.8%, a decline of 0.4 percentage points. These are different calculations. If the previous value is zero, percentage growth is undefined; report the absolute change. Record one hypothesis and one next action, then choose a review date before making a change.
Use enterprise support for team-specific reporting and operating requirements.