on the sopha

Subscribers 11K

Videos 7

Views 1.2M

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on the sopha covers study-focused content, including topics on revision timetables, memory techniques, efficient studying, and IGCSE maths tips, as suggested by video titles and search queries. The content style appears to be tutorials and how-tos, with some musical or creative elements in the mix (e.g., original compositions, forensics-themed content). Uploads occur regularly with seven videos published since joining in February 2025, and the channel averages about 177.5K views per video, with a total of 1.2M views across 7 videos.

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TED-Ed view on YouTube ▶

81% relevance

Subscribers 22.4M

Videos 2.3K

Views 4.5B

Appearances 16

SERP 100%

Similarity 68%

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Both target learners with content on study strategies and memory/learning techniques, sharing high search overlap (100% for study tips/learning strategies) though TED-Ed's content style diverges (68% content match) from on the sopha.

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73% relevance

Subscribers 473K

Videos 207

Views 24.0M

Appearances 20

SERP 73%

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Similar audience seeking study tips and efficient studying, with balanced search and content similarity (both 73%), indicating aligned topics and presentation, though jspark uses a more structured timetable approach.

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TEDx Talks view on YouTube ▶

64% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M

Videos 255K

Views 8.8B

Appearances 16

SERP 65%

Similarity 64%

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Appeals to learners aiming to improve memory and academic performance, with strong search overlap (memory techniques/learning strategies) and comparable content alignment (64% content) but broader talk format.

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Justin Sung view on YouTube ▶

61% relevance

Subscribers 2.0M

Videos 842

Views 106.3M

Appearances 17

SERP 48%

Similarity 70%

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Huberman Lab Clips view on YouTube ▶

56% relevance

Subscribers 1.4M

Videos 373

Views 106.5M

Appearances 12

SERP 44%

Similarity 64%

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Shares study tips and learning strategies with on the sopha, showing modest overall match (56%), driven by higher content similarity (64%) despite lower search visibility (44%).

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Karl Avillo, MD view on YouTube ▶

56% relevance

Subscribers 53.1K

Videos 94

Views 2.7M

Appearances 6

SERP 31%

Similarity 72%

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Covers efficient studying and spaced repetition-based strategies; overall match 56% with more emphasis in content (72%) relative to comparatively lower search (31%), indicating a topic overlap with a different practical focus.

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Top competitors by match strength are TED-Ed (81% match) and jspark (73% match). TED-Ed aligns with overlapping queries such as study tips, learning strategies, and self study methods, while jspark targets study tips, revision timetables, and efficient studying. TEDx Talks (64% match) also shares memory techniques and learning strategies, reinforcing the same audience interests. Justin Sung (61% match) and Huberman Lab Clips (56% match) further connect via memory techniques, efficient studying, and academic improvement. In terms of scale, on the sopha has 11K subscribers, whereas TED-Ed and TEDx Talks have tens of millions of subscribers, jspark has around 473K, Justin Sung about 2M, and Huberman Lab Clips around 1.4M, indicating a significant gap in audience size but with overlapping search intent around study methods and learning strategies.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to on the sopha?

TED-Ed (81% match, 22.4M subscribers), jspark (73% match, 473K subscribers), and TEDx Talks (64% match, 44.2M subscribers) are on the sopha's biggest competitors on YouTube. All three channels have a strong focus on educational content and instructional videos, similar to on the sopha.

What type of content does on the sopha make?

on the sopha creates educational and studying-focused content, as suggested by video titles like 'Stop Overcomplicating Revision Timetables,' 'Lazy Ways To Memorise Anything,' 'Stop Overcomplicating IGCSE Maths,' and 'Stop Overcomplicating Studying.' The channel has an average of 177.5K views per video, with about 0.1 uploads per week.

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