Built to Eat

Subscribers 104K

Videos 237

Views 19.4M

Channels Like Built to Eat

Built to Eat covers behind-the-scenes insights into how popular snacks and foods are made, analyzed through factory processes, food manufacturing, and pricing strategies. The channel blends deep-dives into industry practices with comparisons and consumer guidance, featuring tutorials and explainers about mass-produced foods and their production lines, often framed around brand strategies and shopping implications. Uploads occur regularly with an average of around 0 minutes per video listed in recent data but an average viewing influence around 600K views per video, indicating a strong viewer engagement, and the channel has 237 videos published to date with 19.4M total views and 104K subscribers.

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81% relevance

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Videos 456

Views 64.7M

Appearances 10

SERP 100%

Similarity 69%

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76% relevance

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Appearances 8

SERP 88%

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73% relevance

Subscribers 4.1M

Videos 15K

Views 2.0B

Appearances 4

SERP 84%

Similarity 66%

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67% relevance

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Videos 35

Views 39.6M

Appearances 6

SERP 60%

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66% relevance

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SERP 66%

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66% relevance

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Top competitors include CNBC (73% match) and The Wall Street Journal (66% match) due to overlapping queries around fast food pricing, meat and poultry sourcing, and prepackaged foods truth. Agriculture Insight (81% match) and Made Vision (67% match) also compete on food industry insights, factory tours, and mass-produced snacks. The Wall Street Journal and CNBC are larger principals with 6.6M and 4.1M subscribers respectively, while Built to Eat has 104K subscribers; overlap centers on food industry insights, factory tours, and brand/pricing discussions.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Built to Eat?

Built to Eat's biggest competitors are Agriculture Insight (81% match, 203K subscribers), Food Tech Today (76% match, 159K subscribers), and CNBC (73% match, 4.1M subscribers). These channels share a focus on food production, food industry insights, and how food is made, often featuring manufacturing processes, industry analysis, and related topics.

What type of content does Built to Eat make?

Built to Eat creates content about how food is made and mass-produced snacks, including rankings and explanations of brands, products, and packaging. Videos show lists like '5 Ice Cream Brands to Never Buy And 5 That Are Actually Real' and 'This Is NOT Real Pasta,' with an average of 599.9K views per video and about 2.8 uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Built to Eat?

We analyze Built to Eat'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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