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Subscribers 48.6K

Videos 127

Views 1.4M

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The Science of Scaling covers the practical facets of growing a business, with a focus on modern sales strategies, leadership, and scalable go-to-market approaches. Content appears to include deep-dives, tutorials, and strategy discussions featuring notable sales leaders, aiming to break down frameworks and remove fluff. The channel publishes multiple videos since 2024, averaging about 733 views per video, with typical runtimes around 11 minutes, and maintains ongoing activity in sales, lead generation, and client relationship topics.

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We found 44 YouTube channels similar to The Science of Scaling

#1

Dan Martell view on YouTube

86% relevance

Subscribers 2.4M

Videos 2.9K

Views 283.0M

Appearances 11

SERP 96%

Similarity 79%

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High search overlap on sales leadership, sales coaching, and scaling a business (96% search match) with a strong emphasis on coaching founders, aligning with The Science of Scaling's audience despite potential differences in presentation style (86% overall match: content similar but potentially more founder-focused coaching vs broader scaling content).

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Alex Hormozi view on YouTube

86% relevance

Subscribers 4.0M

Videos 4.5K

Views 927.0M

Appearances 23

SERP 100%

Similarity 76%

sales leadership sales coaching sales leadership development

Perfect alignment in search terms around sales leadership and sales coaching (100% search match) and high overall similarity (86%), indicating a shared audience seeking aggressive growth and sales systems, though Hormozi may emphasize direct offers and metrics more than The Science of Scaling.

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#3

Y Combinator view on YouTube

75% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 786

Views 94.6M

Appearances 9

SERP 71%

Similarity 77%

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Strong overlap in enterprise sales and startup-related topics (71% search match; 77% content), suggesting a shared interest in scaling startups, though YC's content is more founder/venture program oriented than The Science of Scaling.

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Jeremy Miner view on YouTube

70% relevance

Subscribers 408K

Videos 3.1K

Views 46.9M

Appearances 8

SERP 52%

Similarity 83%

sales leadership sales coaching sales management

Shared focus on sales leadership and coaching (52% search but 83% content) indicates overlapping audience for sales skills, with Miner’s content being more persuasion-centric while The Science of Scaling emphasizes scalable systems.

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#5

TK Kader

68% relevance

Subscribers 87.4K

Videos 520

Views 3.8M

Appearances 9

SERP 48%

Similarity 82%

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Go-to-market strategy and ICP development align with The Science of Scaling (48% search; 82% content), showing close content style around GTM execution and targeting, albeit with potentially different tactical depth.

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#6

Tech Sales With Higher Levels

67% relevance

Subscribers 40.1K

Videos 810

Views 2.6M

Appearances 6

SERP 45%

Similarity 82%

enterprise sales AI in sales enterprise sales process

Matches on enterprise sales and sales process (45% search; 82% content) indicate shared enterprise-focused sales systems content, though AI-in-sales topics may diversify their niche relative to The Science of Scaling.

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Top competitors include Dan Martell (86% match, 2.4M subscribers) and Alex Hormozi (86% match, 4M subscribers), both aligning with overlapping queries such as sales leadership, sales coaching, and scaling a business. Y Combinator (75% match, 2.2M subscribers) also competes on enterprise sales, startup fundraising, and the enterprise sales process. Jeremy Miner (70% match, 408K subscribers) and TK Kader (68% match, 87.4K subscribers) add further overlap in go-to-market strategy, ICP development, and sales leadership topics. The primary shared queries across competitors include sales leadership, sales coaching, and scaling a business, with subscriber sizes ranging from hundreds of thousands to several millions, indicating larger audiences but similar content aims.

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#14	59%	Everyday Leadership	86%	15.3K	19%	2
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#18	57%	Sales Leader Forums	82%	4.9K	19%	3
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to The Science of Scaling?

Dan Martell — 86% match, 2.4M subscribers; Alex Hormozi — 86% match, 4M subscribers; Y Combinator — 75% match, 2.2M subscribers. They share focus on sales, startups, and scaling businesses, with content that targets founders and builders seeking growth strategies and revenue systems.

What type of content does The Science of Scaling make?

The Science of Scaling creates content about sales strategy, lead generation, cold calling, objection handling, and scaling businesses, as evidenced by video titles like 'Are you busy? I'll be brief.'; 'I Ran This Meeting Every Single Day — And Scaled HubSpot to $100 Million'; and 'What VCs Never Tell You About Building a Predictable Revenue Plan.' The channel uploads about 1 video per week, with an average of roughly 733 views per video.

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