Gen-Z Way

Subscribers 1.3M

Videos 897

Views 1.4B

Channels Like Gen-Z Way

Gen-Z Way focuses on business, marketing, entrepreneurship, and creator-economy topics, often presenting analyses and exposés in a short-form or mid-length format. Content style appears to include deep-dives and critique-style videos, with frequent shorts and longer analysis pieces, and a publishing cadence of about 0.6 uploads per week. The channel has 1.3M subscribers and averages around 670K views per video across 897 published videos.

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#1

CNBC Awaaz.

83% relevance

Subscribers 6.3M

Videos 203K

Views 2.7B

Appearances 13

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both target business and market insights for Indian audiences (queries: 'business trends India', 'india market insights') and have a strong search overlap, though CNBC Awaaz’s content style is more traditional business news vs Gen-Z Way’s broader, youth-focused delivery (search 100% vs 72% content 83% match).

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#2

Slidebean view on YouTube ▶

78% relevance

Subscribers 650K

Videos 554

Views 54.3M

Appearances 7

SERP 81%

Similarity 76%

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Shares emphasis on startup growth and funding tactics (queries: 'startup funding failures', 'growth hacking case studies'), with similar audience interests, but Slidebean’s content leans toward startup presentation and design rather than Gen-Z Way’s analytical, trend-driven format (search 81% vs content 76% match).

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#3

Dan Martell view on YouTube ▶

69% relevance

Subscribers 2.4M

Videos 2.9K

Views 283.0M

Appearances 7

SERP 72%

Similarity 68%

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Both cover startup growth tactics and growth hacks; Dan Martell targets SaaS founder growth with actionable case studies similar to Gen-Z Way’s growth content, though Dan’s approach is founder-focused and higher-detail (search 72% vs content 68% match).

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Adam Erhart view on YouTube ▶

68% relevance

Subscribers 666K

Videos 1.3K

Views 41.2M

Appearances 9

SERP 69%

Similarity 68%

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Overlap on business marketing analysis and marketing strategy, appealing to similar entrepreneurial audiences; Adam’s agency-oriented tips align with Gen-Z Way’s marketing insights, though with a slightly more agency-driven perspective (search 69% vs content 68% match).

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TED view on YouTube ▶

61% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M

Videos 5.5K

Views 3.1B

Appearances 6

SERP 53%

Similarity 67%

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TED shares broad entrepreneurship insights and business model ideas that complement Gen-Z Way’s content, but TED’s format is lecture-style talks with wider topics beyond practical growth tactics (search 53% vs content 67% match; overall 61%).

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#6

Next Univerz

58% relevance

Subscribers 5.5M

Videos 1.3K

Views 1.5B

Appearances 2

SERP 25%

Similarity 81%

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Related via high content alignment with scam exposé themes and critical creator economy topics; however, Next Univerz focuses more on exposé content while Gen-Z Way emphasizes growth and marketing insights (search 25% vs content 81% match; overall 58%).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are CNBC Awaaz (83% match) and Slidebean (78% match). Dan Martell (69% match) and Adam Erhart (68% match) also align closely, with TED at 61% match. They share overlapping queries around business trends, entrepreneurship insights, startup growth and marketing strategy, which align with Gen-Z Way’s focus on business analysis, marketing, and the creator economy. CNBC Awaaz has a substantially larger audience (6.3M subscribers) than Gen-Z Way, while Slidebean (650K) and Dan Martell (2.4M) are closer in scale to Gen-Z Way’s 1.3M. All identified competitors compete in topics around business analysis, marketing strategy, startup insights, and market trends.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Gen-Z Way?

Gen-Z Way's biggest competitors on YouTube are CNBC Awaaz (83% match, 6.3M subscribers), Slidebean (78% match, 650K subscribers), and Dan Martell (69% match, 2.4M subscribers). They share a focus on business, finance, and entrepreneurship content, often presenting commentary, analysis, or startup-related topics similar to Gen-Z Way's videos.

What type of content does Gen-Z Way make?

Gen-Z Way creates commentary-style videos on business, economics, and current events, with recent titles discussing scams, corporate actions, and nationalism in India. Upload frequency is about 0.6 uploads per week, and average views per video are approximately 669.8K.

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