HighStreet

Subscribers 29.3K

Videos 79

Views 4.7M

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HighStreet covers retail history and business stories with a focus on UK and global retail dynamics, using in-depth deep-dives and narrative analyses. The content style appears to center on long-form explorations of how department stores, private equity, and market trends shape the high street, with a cadence that includes multiple long videos (around 19 minutes) and frequent topic-driven analyses, aligning with the search queries like retail history analysis and retail mergers and acquisitions. The channel has 79 videos published, an active presence since February 5, 2024, and averages around 95.5K views per video, with recent uploads spanning topics such as ASDA, Debenhams, C&A, and Argos.

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#1

The Wall Street Journal view on YouTube ▶

83% relevance

Subscribers 6.6M

Videos 28K

Views 2.5B

Appearances 31

SERP 100%

Similarity 72%

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Both target readers interested in retail trends and history through high-search volume queries like retail history analysis, and WSJ offers in-depth retail business stories, aligning with HighStreet on content focus (72%) and strong search overlap (100%), signaling a similar audience and topic depth.

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#2

CNBC view on YouTube ▶

61% relevance

Subscribers 4.1M

Videos 15K

Views 2.0B

Appearances 17

SERP 48%

Similarity 70%

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CNBC shares a strong audience for retail history analysis and retail business stories (high search and content alignment), with 48% search and 70% content similarity indicating similar coverage style and topics as HighStreet in retail business models and market context.

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#3

Retail Dogma

57% relevance

Subscribers 7.4K

Videos 37

Views 640.8K

Appearances 10

SERP 36%

Similarity 71%

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Retail Dogma mirrors HighStreet in retail history analysis and retail business stories, showing substantial content similarity (71%) and moderate search overlap (36%), suggesting a shared focus with audience interested in historical and strategic retail discussions.

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#4

WhizBang! Retail Training

55% relevance

Subscribers 4.0K

Videos 498

Views 264.4K

Appearances 7

SERP 25%

Similarity 75%

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WhizBang! overlaps with HighStreet on retail business stories and store performance metrics, evidenced by high content similarity (75%) and modest search overlap (25%), indicating similar practical retail performance and strategy content.

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#5

Deloitte Insights

54% relevance

Subscribers 1.6K

Videos 136

Views 58.1K

Appearances 5

SERP 33%

Similarity 69%

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Deloitte Insights targets retail market trends and industry insights, with solid content alignment (69%) and moderate search overlap (33%), showing a shared emphasis on high-level retail analysis and industry overview.

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#6

Primerli view on YouTube ▶

54% relevance

Subscribers 25.6K

Videos 163

Views 1.1M

Appearances 8

SERP 35%

Similarity 66%

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Primerli aligns with HighStreet on retail history analysis and retail business models, supported by notable content similarity (66%) and moderate search overlap (35%), pointing to similar topic coverage and perspectives.

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Discovered competitors include The Wall Street Journal (83% match) and CNBC (61% match) as top competitors, both sharing queries such as retail history analysis and retail business stories. Retail Dogma (57% match) also competes on retail history analysis and retail business models. Deloitte Insights (54% match) and WhizBang! Retail Training (55% match) similarly overlap on retail market trends and store performance topics. HighStreet has 29.3K subscribers, while The Wall Street Journal and CNBC have substantially larger audiences (6.6M and 4.1M subscribers, respectively), indicating a size gap but similar topic interest in retail analysis and industry insight.

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#9	52%	Logically Answered ▶	77%	886K	13%	5
#10	52%	OFFBounds #1 Podcast for Retail & Brand Executives	79%	2K	11%	2
#11	51%	Safiya Nygaard ▶	69%	10.2M	25%	6
#12	50%	The Economic Collapse	73%	6.0K	16%	3
#13	50%	TED-Ed ▶	68%	22.4M	23%	4
#14	49%	Forbes ▶	72%	2.1M	15%	2
#15	48%	Financial Times ▶	69%	1.4M	17%	4
#16	48%	CNN Business ▶	68%	747K	17%	2
#17	48%	Commercial Real Estate Now ▶	72%	1.6K	12%	1
#18	48%	Euromonitor International	70%	8.9K	14%	3
#19	48%	Harvard Business Review ▶	72%	1.6M	11%	2
#20	47%	TED ▶	64%	27.2M	22%	2
#21	47%	Management Consulted	71%	76.9K	12%	3
#22	47%	The CEO Project	71%	11.5K	10%	2
#23	46%	National Retail Federation	70%	13.2K	10%	4
#24	46%	Knowledge at Wharton	69%	78.2K	11%	3
#25	46%	Trade Off - Business & Trade Documentaries	70%	35.1K	10%	1
#26	46%	The Business Engineer	68%	13.7K	12%	1
#27	46%	Brett Cenkus ▶	69%	39K	11%	2
#28	45%	Ecommerce Alley	69%	9.7K	10%	1
#29	45%	Wendover Productions ▶	66%	4.9M	14%	4
#30	45%	B2Bwhiteboard	69%	22.4K	10%	1
#31	45%	A Current Affair	68%	802K	10%	1
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#34	44%	Mink Learning with Steve Balaban, CFA	64%	18.6K	12%	1
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#40	41%	ProjectionHub	62%	15K	11%	2
#41	41%	WION ▶	60%	10.4M	14%	2
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to HighStreet?

The Wall Street Journal — 83% match, 6.6M subscribers; CNBC — 61% match, 4.1M subscribers; Retail Dogma — 57% match, 7.4K subscribers. All three share a focus on business and retail analysis, aligning with HighStreet's UK business and retail-focused content.

What type of content does HighStreet make?

HighStreet creates documentary-style videos about retail and business, with titles like Why ASDA Is Falling Apart and How Debenhams Was Bled Dry by Private Equity. The channel has an average of 95.5K views per video and posts multiple times per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to HighStreet?

We analyze HighStreet'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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