K Street Capital

Subscribers 186

Videos 145

Views 27.5K

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K Street Capital covers topics related to venture capital, startup funding, and the startup ecosystem, including founder stories, go-to-market strategy, due diligence, deal structures, exits, and VC vs angel investing. The content appears to be tutorials and deep-dives with guest experts, delivered through long-form discussions and interviews, with an average video length around 41 minutes and roughly 59 views per video; uploads occur at an approximate rate of 0.7 per week.

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Stanford Graduate School of Business view on YouTube ▶

85% relevance

Subscribers 2.7M

Videos 3.7K

Views 188.1M

Appearances 13

SERP 100%

Similarity 75%

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High search overlap (venture capital fundamentals, VC deal making, due diligence) suggests similar audience interest, but content is broader education and case-study oriented, aligning with K Street Capital on fundamentals yet diverging in style and depth.

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71% relevance

Subscribers 10K

Videos 677

Views 520.4K

Appearances 10

SERP 50%

Similarity 84%

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Shares strong alignment on venture capital fundamentals and sourcing, indicating overlapping audience; content emphasizes deal flow and liquidity topics, which differs from K Street's broader VC education approach yet still targets the same VC-focused viewers.

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#3

The Startup Club by Slidebean

65% relevance

Subscribers 48.5K

Videos 100

Views 1.5M

Appearances 8

SERP 42%

Similarity 81%

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Massive overlap in venture capital fundamentals and sourcing topics; while Slidebean emphasizes pre-revenue startup storytelling and pitch services, the audience overlap is driven by the same VC fundraise and deal-sourcing queries.

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Curated

64% relevance

Subscribers 3.7K

Videos 612

Views 556.5K

Appearances 7

SERP 37%

Similarity 81%

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High content match on VC deal making, due diligence, and sourcing signals strong audience overlap, though Curated’s format curates external insights while K Street produces original analysis.

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#5

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63% relevance

Subscribers 2.1M

Videos 10K

Views 340.7M

Appearances 10

SERP 51%

Similarity 72%

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Similar focus on venture capital fundamentals and deal making; audience aligns around VC industry coverage, though Forbes blends broader business news and profiles beyond K Street’s specialized VC tutorials.

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Bridger Pennington | Fund Launch view on YouTube ▶

63% relevance

Subscribers 135K

Videos 1.1K

Views 8.0M

Appearances 14

SERP 46%

Similarity 74%

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Shared interest in venture capital fundamentals and deal making with substantial audience overlap; content differs in that Pennington emphasizes fund launch narratives and practical timelines.

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Competitors identified: Stanford Graduate School of Business (85% match) and The Startup Club by Slidebean (65% match) are the top matches by overlap in venture capital fundamentals, due diligence, and pre-revenue/startup topics. VCPete (71% match) also aligns with venture capital fundamentals and sourcing. Forbes (63% match) shares overlap in venture capital fundamentals and deal making. K Street Capital has 186 subscribers, significantly smaller than Stanford GSB (2.7M) and Forbes (2.1M) but competes for similar search queries such as venture capital fundamentals, VC deal making, and venture capital due diligence. The competitors overlap on queries like venture capital fundamentals, venture capital sourcing, and VC deal timelines, indicating a shared focus on educational VC content.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to K Street Capital?

Stanford Graduate School of Business — 85% match, 2.7M subscribers; VCPete — 71% match, 10K subscribers; The Startup Club by Slidebean — 65% match, 48.5K subscribers. All three channels focus on venture capital, startups, and entrepreneurship topics similar to K Street Capital, offering insights into VC thinking, funding processes, and startup growth.

What type of content does K Street Capital make?

K Street Capital creates content about venture capital and startup topics, evidenced by titles like Learn the Lingo VCs Actually Use; How VCs Structure Venture Deals; Evaluating Pre-Revenue Startups; Venture Liquidity, Secondaries & VC Exits. They upload roughly 0.7 videos per week, with an average of about 59 views per video.

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