Sarah Davis Baker YouTube channel thumbnail
Sarah Davis Baker
Subscribers 149K
Videos 22
Views 3.7M

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Sarah Davis Baker covers slightly-haunted video essays about the internet, memory, and the things we've left behind, mixing deep-dives on digital decay, uncanny technology themes, and pet-influenced online culture. The channel uses a documentary-style approach with long-form essays and thoughtful explorations, and posts across an ongoing schedule since Dec 28, 2021, averaging about 0.2 uploads per week with recent videos ranging from explorations of haunted internet themes to ethics in the pet influencer space, and typically receiving around 271.4K views per video. Total channel metrics include 149K subscribers and 3.7M total views from 22 published videos.

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85% relevance

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Appearances 18
SERP 100%
Similarity 75%
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85% relevance

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Appearances 9
SERP 94%
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75% relevance

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Appearances 6
SERP 61%
Similarity 84%
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Videos 245
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69% relevance

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Videos 2.3K
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Discovered competitors include TEDx Talks (85% match) with 44.2M subscribers and overlaps for memory and internet, virtual ecosystems ethics, and online communities safety; NationSquid (85% match) with 509K subscribers overlaps on internet nostalgia and lost web history; and Sagan Hawkes (75% match) with 526K subscribers overlaps on digital hauntings and digital haunting essays. Petfluencer Secrets (74% match) with 4.8K subscribers overlaps on pet influencer ethics, a related query area noted in the channel's keywords. Top two competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks and NationSquid, both aligning with memory/internet and nostalgia-related searches. Compared to Sarah Davis Baker, these competitors have substantially larger subscriber counts (44.2M and 509K vs. 149K). The shared queries include memory and internet, online memory decay, digital hauntings, and cat culture online in the case of TEDx Talks and TED-Ed, which also overlaps on memory and internet topics.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Sarah Davis Baker?

Sarah Davis Baker's biggest YouTube competitors are TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 85% match) and NationSquid (509K subscribers, 85% match). A third competitor is Sagan Hawkes (526K subscribers, 75% match). They all share a focus on speculative, science, and informational content with sizable subscriber bases and topics that overlap with science, technology, and mystery themes.

What type of content does Sarah Davis Baker make?

Sarah Davis Baker creates content centered on speculative science, horror, and dystopian themes, as suggested by video titles like The Haunted Universe, The Robot Body, Bunkers, Vaults & Biospheres, Obsessive Horror Games, and The Persistence of Decay. She uploads about 0.2 videos per week, with an average of 271.4K views per video, based on recent performance.

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