Starving Electrician delivers electrical-focused tutorials and tips for DIY wiring, wiring basics, and NEC code questions, highlighted by videos on how to wire outlets, wire a 100 amp panel, and fish wires through walls. The channel emphasizes practical tricks, troubleshooting, and code guidance, incorporating keywords like electrical wiring, DIY wiring, and how to wire a house, with content style leaning toward tutorials and how-to guides. With 624K subscribers and 447.7M total views from 1000 videos, it averages around 363.4K views per video, and has been active since Aug 2, 2014.
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We found 47 YouTube channels similar to Starving Electrician
High search overlap on electrical wiring basics and NEC code basics, indicating similar audience interests, and a strong content focus on practical electrical topics (81% content match) like Starving Electrician, though Electrician U emphasizes professional training.
Shares core queries on electrical basics and wiring tips, with a similar content focus on electrical concepts (75% content match), appealing to viewers seeking foundational to intermediate electrical engineering topics.
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Targets DIY electrical wiring and home safety with overlapping searches like DIY electrical wiring and outlet wiring, but their content emphasizes home projects rather than professional electrical practice (21% search overlap vs 81% content overlap).
Competes on DIY electrical wiring and basics, closely matching Starving Electrician in topic areas (19% search overlap but 82% content overlap), suggesting a similar instructional style aimed at DIY enthusiasts.
Similar audience for electrical basics and DIY wiring with a high content overlap (83%), focusing on practical how-to guides aligned with Starving Electrician’s instructional approach.
Shares wiring tips and panel/lighting wiring topics with Starving Electrician, showing a comparable content approach (82% content match) though catering to a broader DIY audience with panel installation basics.
Content Landscape
Discovered competitors include Electrician U (89% match, 908K subscribers) and The Engineering Mindset (72% match, 4.3M subscribers) as top rivals. Both overlap with Starving Electrician on queries like electrical wiring basics, electrical wiring tips, and NEC code basics or related topics such as lighting circuit wiring. Other matched channels include Backyard Maine (57% match, 305K subscribers), The Excellent Laborer (57% match, 850K subscribers), and How To Home (56% match, 792K subscribers), which share interest in DIY electrical wiring and related safety or installation topics. Starving Electrician has 624K subscribers, significantly smaller than The Engineering Mindset and Electrician U, but competes for similar search terms and tutorial content around wiring fundamentals, panel installations, and NEC guidance.
Which YouTube channels are most similar to Starving Electrician?
Electrician U — 89% match, 908K subscribers; The Engineering Mindset — 72% match, 4.3M subscribers; Backyard Maine — 57% match, 305K subscribers. All three channels focus on electrical knowledge, wiring concepts, and DIY electrical projects, overlapping with Starving Electrician's niche.
What type of content does Starving Electrician make?
Starving Electrician creates electrical-focused DIY content, with video titles such as Basic electrical and DIY stuff to learn and have fun with, Unbelievable Trick to Run Wires Through Walls and Fix Drywall - You Won't Believe What Happens Next!, Fish Electrical Wire in Walls: The Secret to Easy Fishing! Running wires through existing walls., and Can You Install a 100 Amp Panel Yourself?. The channel averages about 363.4K views per video, with an approximate upload frequency of about 1–2 videos per week.
How do we determine which channels are similar to Starving Electrician?
We analyze Starving Electrician'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.
