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Data-driven YouTube insights by Dhesy

We analyzed Temu's 199 YouTube sponsorships. 85% of 170 creators had one-time deals across 14 categories, averaging 73,179 views per video — 21% above platform average.

Minix ran 182 YouTube sponsorships in 9.5 months, concentrating 96 (53%) on a single entertainment-studio channel as Shorts while spreading the other 86 across 73 channels as long-form PPL. Dhesy breaks down the two-layer ad structure.

Of HiteJinro's 59 sponsored videos, 20% were concentrated in two series: Dingo Music's Isul Live 2 and Jjanhan Hyung. Average views reached 1.17M, 2.3x the food-and-beverage benchmark. This analysis traces why repeat-IP investment suits liquor brands, using 36 creator-level data points.

Analyzing 19 YouTube collaborations with 14 creators by Korea's Ministry of Agriculture. Discover how a government body achieved the highest avg views (479K) among public sector brands through food creator partnerships.

Dhesy analyzed 68 Roborock YouTube collaborations. Only 5 of 44 creators were tech channels, and 95% of 30.2M total views came from lifestyle, pet, and family creators.

Analyzing Bigyowon's cross-category YouTube strategy with Dhesy data. 1,006 collaborations across 23 channels spanning politics, sports, and gaming — how an internet subscription comparison platform mastered banner advertising.

Analyzing Samsung's 135 YouTube collaborations: how a cross-category strategy with only 16.7% tech channels delivers 471K average views, verified with Dhesy data.

Korean internet service broker AJD partnered with 98 creators for 250 collaborations — 24x the lifestyle category average. Explore their volume-based YouTube strategy and performance with Dhesy data.

Among 105 gaming brands, ItemMania uses the fewest creators yet ranks 5th in collaborations. Analyze how this game item trading platform's concentrated creator strategy delivers results with Dhesy data.

How HeyDealer, a used car platform founded by an ex-dealer, achieved 2.5x category average views by partnering with 19 pet, food, and entertainment creators instead of auto YouTubers.