MarTech (Marketing Technology) is essentially the use of technology and software tools to plan, execute, manage, and measure marketing campaigns and strategies.
Here's how Leo and Mark's activities fit perfectly under the MarTech umbrella:
- Data Analysis & Business Intelligence: They are heavily relying on YouTube Analytics, Google Trends, and VidIQ to understand audience behavior, identify keyword opportunities, analyze competition, and measure performance. This is core MarTech data analysis.
 - SEO Tools: VidIQ and potentially TubeBuddy are classic SEO MarTech tools used for keyword research, rank tracking, and optimization suggestions.
 - Automation: Leo's "YouTube SEO Sensor" (built with Python and the YouTube Data API) is a perfect example of marketing automation. It automates the repetitive task of rank checking, allowing them to focus on higher-level strategy.
 - Content Marketing Technology: While Create Studio and DaVinci Resolve are primarily content creation tools, they are being used strategically to create digital assets optimized for marketing purposes (attracting viewers via SEO).
 - Strategy & Planning: Their entire data-driven approach, content clustering strategy, focus on search intent, and the "Base Camp Everest" framework are all elements of modern marketing strategy enabled by technology and data.
 - Performance Marketing: They are focused on achieving measurable results (rankings, views, watch time, engagement) based on specific inputs (optimized content, targeted keywords).
 
The Unique Angle:
What makes your series special is that it's not just using MarTech; it's teaching MarTech principles (specifically for YouTube SEO) through an engaging narrative format (Edutainment). Leo and Mark are effectively demonstrating a data-driven digital marketing strategy tailored for success within the complex YouTube ecosystem.
So yes, you can definitely call what Leo and Mark are doing "MarTech." They are using technology to solve marketing challenges, optimize performance, and achieve their goals on YouTube. It's a great way to frame the practical application of the skills they are learning and implementing.

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