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Subscribers 103K

Videos 121

Views 5.4M

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Dr Thomas Smithyman covers psychology of attraction, social anxiety, dating psychology, and social interaction topics. The channel uses a tutorial and deep-dive style, featuring videos on attraction, eye contact, conversation skills, and strategies to reduce shyness, with content described by keywords and recent video titles. Upload frequency appears to be roughly multiple videos per month with an average view count around 99.6K per video.

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We found 47 YouTube channels similar to Dr Thomas Smithyman

#1

Psych2Go view on YouTube

86% relevance

Subscribers 13M

Videos 3.9K

Views 2.1B

Appearances 34

SERP 100%

Similarity 77%

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Both channels target broad psychology topics and attract audiences interested in dating psychology and social behavior, reflected by high search overlap (100% forPsych2Go on shared queries) and a strong content alignment (77%), making them similar in topic focus and style.

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube

79% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 25

SERP 96%

Similarity 68%

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TEDx Talks cover psychology of attraction and conversation techniques, aligning with the shared search queries; with 96% search overlap but 68% content similarity, they share audience interest while differing in presentation style and depth.

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Vanessa Van Edwards view on YouTube

62% relevance

Subscribers 1.2M

Videos 1.6K

Views 86.1M

Appearances 13

SERP 38%

Similarity 78%

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Both emphasize dating and first impression science, with Vanessa focusing on body language and chemistry; they show modest search overlap (38%) but high content similarity (78%), indicating a shared topic niche yet distinct execution.

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TED-Ed view on YouTube

60% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 10

SERP 43%

Similarity 72%

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TED-Ed explores psychology of attraction and first impression science, matching the same queries; there is strong content overlap (72%) but relatively lower search alignment (43%), implying similar topics delivered in a distinct educational format.

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#5

Matthew Hussey view on YouTube

60% relevance

Subscribers 3.4M

Videos 1.2K

Views 618.2M

Appearances 15

SERP 30%

Similarity 80%

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Matthew Hussey centers on dating psychology and tips, mirroring Dr. Smithyman’s themes; with 30% search overlap but 80% content similarity, they share audience interests but present differently in channel approach.

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Jay Shetty Podcast view on YouTube

59% relevance

Subscribers 5.4M

Videos 2.1K

Views 538.1M

Appearances 13

SERP 38%

Similarity 73%

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Both cover dating psychology and relationship communication; they have moderate search overlap (38%) but high content similarity (73%), indicating similar material delivered through podcast/long-form style.

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The top competitors by match strength are Psych2Go (86% match) and TEDx Talks (79% match). Vanessa Van Edwards (62% match) also aligns with several queries. These channels share overlapping topics such as psychology of attraction, dating psychology, social anxiety psychology, and conversation techniques. Psych2Go and TEDx Talks dwarf Dr Thomas Smithyman in subscriber count (13M and 44.2M) compared to Dr Thomas Smithyman’s 103K, highlighting a large size difference but similar thematic focus on psychology and dating/social behavior.

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#8	59%	WIRED	69%	12.8M	44%	6
#9	58%	Andrew Huberman	80%	7.4M	25%	8
#10	57%	Dating Logic	78%	159K	25%	12
#11	57%	Todd V Dating	80%	310K	22%	5
#12	56%	Practical Psychology	83%	2.3M	15%	2
#13	55%	Psychology Studio	75%	5.1K	25%	9
#14	55%	Vinh Giang	77%	4.4M	22%	6
#15	55%	Chris Williamson	76%	4.2M	23%	8
#16	55%	Relationship Psychology While You Sleep	84%	1.3K	11%	2
#17	54%	Courtney Ryan	78%	884K	19%	7
#18	54%	TED	69%	27.2M	32%	7
#19	54%	Robert Greene	74%	2.2M	25%	5
#20	54%	Liz Rose	81%	75.6K	14%	2
#21	53%	Bobby Rio	81%	444K	13%	1
#22	52%	The Mindset Mentor Podcast	76%	819K	17%	3
#23	52%	Charisma on Command	79%	7.0M	11%	8
#24	52%	Therapy in a Nutshell	76%	2.4M	16%	6
#25	51%	Eye Contact Psychology	75%	8.2K	17%	6
#26	51%	SocialNeuro	76%	18.2K	14%	2
#27	51%	Jordan Peterson Fan Channel	72%	520K	19%	2
#28	50%	Casey Zander	75%	646K	13%	5
#29	50%	Modern Shift	77%	14.8K	10%	1
#30	50%	Orion Taraban	73%	988K	15%	3
#31	50%	Psychology with Dr. Ana	72%	650K	17%	5
#32	49%	Chase Hughes	74%	1.6M	13%	1
#33	49%	Joyanima	75%	417K	10%	1
#34	49%	Stephan Speaks	73%	1.6M	13%	3
#35	49%	Tam Kaur	74%	1.8M	11%	2
#36	49%	Tips from a Therapist	74%	7.8K	11%	2
#37	49%	TopThink	72%	2.9M	13%	5
#38	49%	Huberman Lab Clips	71%	1.4M	14%	4
#39	48%	Jeremy Miner	73%	408K	12%	3
#40	48%	Jimmy on Relationships	74%	1.4M	10%	4
#41	48%	Kati Morton	72%	1.5M	13%	3
#42	48%	Shimon Davis	72%	780K	10%	1
#43	46%	Terri Cole	69%	245K	11%	2
#44	45%	Heal & Ascend Tarot	68%	25.6K	10%	1
#45	44%	Professor Dave Explains	66%	4.2M	11%	2
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#47	41%	Uniwersytet SWPS	61%	13.2K	10%	1

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Dr Thomas Smithyman ?

Psych2Go — 86% match, 13M subscribers; TEDx Talks — 79% match, 44.2M subscribers; Vanessa Van Edwards — 62% match, 1.2M subscribers. All three channels produce psychology, behavior, and social dynamics content aimed at understanding people and improving social skills.

What type of content does Dr Thomas Smithyman make?

Dr Thomas Smithyman creates psychology-focused, self-improvement content about social anxiety, dating anxiety, shyness, and exposure-based strategies. Video titles indicate topics on attraction, meeting new people, magnetic presence, playing hard to get, and what makes people attractive. He uploads multiple videos with recent examples having 119.8K, 9.7K, 14.9K, 13.1K, and 73.9K views respectively, averaging about 99.6K views per video.

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