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Planet Proof
Subscribers 5.2K
Videos 31
Views 310.2K

Channels Like Planet Proof

Planet Proof investigates and evaluates brands, products, and environmental claims to inform global environmental action. The channel emphasizes sustainability, greenwashing, and ethical practices through research-driven content, including deep-dives and analytical reviews, with a focus on topics like corporate responsibility, environmental policy, and climate-related impacts. It posts content since Feb 1, 2022 and typically yields videos averaging around 26.2K views, with a library of 31 published videos and 5.2K subscribers in the United States.

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We found 42 YouTube channels similar to Planet Proof

TEDx Talks YouTube channel thumbnail
#1

79% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 19
SERP 100%
Similarity 65%
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Both target audiences interested in climate, sustainability, and green technologies, with strong search overlap on terms like corporate greenwashing and renewable energy tech, indicating similar informational focus though TEDx Talks often emphasizes broader talks rather than Planet Proof's niche analysis.

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#2

63% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M
Videos 2.3K
Views 4.5B
Appearances 7
SERP 55%
Similarity 68%
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Share audience interest in environmental impact and renewable energy technologies, evidenced by identical query themes, but TED-Ed’s micro-lesson format differentiates content style from Planet Proof’s more in-depth analysis.

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Gittemary Johansen YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 148K
Videos 1K
Views 23.0M
Appearances 6
SERP 42%
Similarity 77%
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Both discuss carbon footprint reduction, zero waste, and greenwashing indicators, aligning in topic area and audience intent, though Gittemary’s content is more guidance- and lifecycle-focused while Planet Proof leans toward evaluation and critique.

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Subscribers 6.6M
Videos 28K
Views 2.5B
Appearances 4
SERP 51%
Similarity 70%
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Overlap on corporate greenwashing and renewable energy topics plus industrial waste management signals a shared interest in sustainability issues affecting policy and business, with WSJ delivering more broad, journalistic reporting vs Planet Proof’s evaluative style.

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#5
Ecosystem Essentials

59% relevance

Subscribers 1.9K
Videos 13K
Views 533.7K
Appearances 7
SERP 42%
Similarity 70%
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Similar emphasis on environmental policy impact, biodiversity preservation, and zero waste, reflecting common sustainability themes and audience, though Ecosystem Essentials presents from a policy/practical guidance angle unlike Planet Proof’s evaluative lens.

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Sustainability Illustrated YouTube channel thumbnail
#6
Sustainability Illustrated

56% relevance

Subscribers 74.7K
Videos 153
Views 7.6M
Appearances 4
SERP 31%
Similarity 73%
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Shares focus on corporate greenwashing and carbon footprint reduction with a similar audience, but Sustainability Illustrated uses visual storytelling and diagrams, whereas Planet Proof emphasizes analytical critique and evidence-based evaluation.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors identified: TEDx Talks (79% match) and TED-Ed (63% match). Both overlap with Planet Proof on topics such as corporate greenwashing, renewable energy technologies, and climate change health effects, aligning with the channel’s search queries on environmental impact and sustainability. Another notable competitor is Gittemary Johansen (63% match), who engages with carbon footprint reduction and zero waste practices, sharing similar queries around greenwashing indicators. The Wall Street Journal (63% match) also overlaps on corporate greenwashing and industrial waste management. Planet Proof has a smaller subscriber base (5.2K) compared with these competitors, which range from several million to tens of millions of subscribers (e.g., TEDx Talks 44.2M, TED-Ed 22.4M, The Wall Street Journal 6.6M), indicating a broad differential in audience size while competing for similar search topics and concerns.

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Rank Relevance Channel Similarity Subscribers SERP Appearances
#7 56% Undecided with Matt Ferrell ▶ 76% 1.8M 25% 2
#8 56% Business Insider ▶ 77% 10.4M 25% 2
#9 56% The Intermodal Logistics Channel 71% 1.6K 33% 2
#10 55% Going Green 80% 72.5K 18% 1
#11 54% BBC News ▶ 66% 19.4M 37% 7
#12 54% World Health Organization (WHO) ▶ 65% 952K 38% 4
#13 54% DW Planet A ▶ 79% 765K 18% 3
#14 54% The Story of Stuff Project 75% 219K 22% 1
#15 54% Our Changing Climate ▶ 74% 544K 23% 5
#16 53% Grist 77% 57.8K 18% 1
#17 53% Sustainable Business Insights | Anne Jacobs 77% 1.2K 18% 1
#18 53% National Geographic ▶ 67% 25.9M 33% 4
#19 53% International Policy Zone ▶ 68% 2.8K 31% 5
#20 53% EcoInnovaTech ▶ 76% 2.6K 19% 2
#21 53% TED ▶ 71% 27.2M 25% 5
#22 52% Earth Science Answers ▶ 72% 3.4K 21% 8
#23 51% Technology Connections ▶ 71% 3.1M 22% 1
#24 51% DW Documentary ▶ 72% 6.4M 20% 2
#25 51% The Simple Environmentalist 73% 43.4K 18% 1
#26 50% Simon Clark ▶ 72% 719K 18% 1
#27 50% CrashCourse ▶ 64% 16.9M 30% 2
#28 50% Wendover Productions ▶ 72% 4.9M 18% 1
#29 50% Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) ▶ 65% 706K 27% 2
#30 50% Next Generation Science 65% 251K 26% 2
#31 49% Microlearning Daily 69% 6.2K 20% 4
#32 49% California Air Resources Board ▶ 67% 4.0K 22% 1
#33 48% NAHBTV 65% 13.1K 24% 4
#34 48% AETHEION 68% 2.7K 18% 2
#35 47% Inter-American Development Bank 64% 18.7K 22% 1
#36 47% Jeff Geerling ▶ 65% 1.1M 21% 2
#37 47% CBC News ▶ 66% 4.6M 18% 1
#38 47% Top 10 You Should Know 64% 2.4K 20% 2
#39 46% Civilex 62% 4.4K 21% 2
#40 45% WINK News 64% 42K 18% 1
#41 45% NPTEL IIT Kharagpur 63% 358K 18% 1
#42 44% Ecotourism Journey 58% 6.8K 22% 1

Search Queries Used

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Planet Proof?

Planet Proof's biggest competitors on YouTube are TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers) with a 79% match, TED-Ed (22.4M subscribers) with a 63% match, and Gittemary Johansen (148K subscribers) with a 63% match. They share a focus on informative, educational content about science, sustainability, and critical examination of claims or practices, often addressing environmental and ethical topics.

What type of content does Planet Proof make?

Planet Proof creates educational content focused on sustainability, climate, and critical examination of claims (e.g., greenwashing). Uploads are frequent enough to average about 26.2K views per video, and recent videos include topics like greenwashing scandals, sustainable packaging, and environmental impacts, indicating a mix of investigative and informational videos.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Planet Proof?

We analyze Planet Proof's recent videos, generate topic-relevant search queries, check YouTube search results, and compare the meaning of each channel's content to measure similarity. The result is a ranked list sorted by SERP overlap, semantic similarity, and search appearances.

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