GTMnow

Subscribers 17K

Videos 1.6K

Views 1.1M

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GTMnow covers go-to-market, sales, and venture capital topics for B2B tech growth, focusing on interviews with founders, operators, and investors. The content style appears to be expert discussions and deep-dives into GTM strategy, sales processes, and growth topics, with occasional analytics-oriented and policy/operating system discussions. It publishes a high volume of content (1600 videos since 2014) with an average of about 502 views per video, and a broad keyword focus including GTM, sales, B2B SaaS, and growth strategies; overall channel statistics show 17K subscribers and 1.1M total views, indicating frequent long-form interviews and talks rather than short-form tutorials.

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88% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 786

Views 94.6M

Appearances 17

SERP 100%

Similarity 80%

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TK Kader view on YouTube

75% relevance

Subscribers 87.4K

Videos 520

Views 3.8M

Appearances 20

SERP 78%

Similarity 73%

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Alex Hormozi view on YouTube

72% relevance

Subscribers 4.0M

Videos 4.5K

Views 927.0M

Appearances 10

SERP 71%

Similarity 73%

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Lenny's Podcast view on YouTube

69% relevance

Subscribers 560K

Videos 1.6K

Views 16.4M

Appearances 13

SERP 43%

Similarity 86%

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Rob Walling view on YouTube

68% relevance

Subscribers 116K

Videos 541

Views 6.4M

Appearances 8

SERP 46%

Similarity 82%

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TED view on YouTube

65% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M

Videos 5.5K

Views 3.1B

Appearances 5

SERP 46%

Similarity 78%

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Addresses government technology startups and startup marketing with a growth-oriented mindset, matching GTMnow’s government/startup marketing angle and achieving solid content resemblance (78%) alongside moderate search overlap (46%).

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Top competitors identified are Y Combinator (88% match) and Alex Hormozi (72% match) as well as TK Kader (75% match) with strong overlap. They share queries around AI product strategy, go-to-market strategy, B2B SaaS growth, and enterprise sales processes. Y Combinator has 2.2M subscribers, Alex Hormozi has 4M subscribers, and TK Kader has 87.4K subscribers, all larger than GTMnow's 17K, highlighting size differences. These channels compete on similar topics such as go-to-market strategy, growth marketing, and AI adoption strategy, indicating overlapping audience interests and search queries.

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#22	57%	Growth Tribe	81%	76.4K	22%	2
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to GTMnow?

GTMnow's biggest competitors on YouTube are Y Combinator (88% match, 2.2M subscribers), TK Kader (75% match, 87.4K subscribers), and Alex Hormozi (72% match, 4M subscribers). They share a focus on B2B growth, startups, and go-to-market strategies, often featuring entrepreneurs, investors, and actionable business advice.

What type of content does GTMnow make?

GTMnow produces interview-style and discussion videos about sales, GTM, and growth topics, evidenced by titles like 'How to Win at Paid Advertising in the AI Era,' 'He's Seen 300+ Sales Comp Plans,' and 'Domain Expert vs. 19-Year-Old AI Native.' Uploads appear frequent (average ~502 views per video with a similar view count) and there are multiple recent episodes, indicating a steady posting cadence.

How do we determine which channels are similar to GTMnow?

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