Big Company YouTube channel thumbnail
Big Company
Subscribers 450K
Videos 18
Views 44.2M

Channels Like Big Company

Big Company covers business origins and corporate histories, with a focus on iconic car brands and industrial stories. Its videos read like deep-dives into founders and transformative companies, including biographies and brand origin narratives, presented in a documentary-style exploration. Content appears to be long-form educational pieces rather than quick tutorials, with a publishing rate of about 0.1 uploads per week and an average of around 2.3 million views per video.

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We found 45 YouTube channels similar to Big Company

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#1

77% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 14
SERP 100%
Similarity 61%
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Both target audiences interested in entrepreneurship and business storytelling (queries like business founders and entrepreneurship biographies) with a high search overlap (100% for TEDx), and a strong but more varied content focus (61% content match) that mirrors Big Company's emphasis on business narratives.

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#2

73% relevance

Subscribers 16.9M
Videos 1.6K
Views 2.2B
Appearances 8
SERP 90%
Similarity 62%
corporate history industrial history industrial revolution firms

Shares curiosity about business and industrial history (queries such as corporate history and industrial revolution firms) with a high search overlap (90%), while their delivery is more educational and encyclopedic (62% content match) compared to Big Company's narrative style.

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Grayson Hardman YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 6.8K
Videos 207
Views 3.5M
Appearances 3
SERP 68%
Similarity 62%
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Targets automotive luxury and iconic car brands (queries like iconic car brands and car brand origins) with moderate search overlap (68%), and a substantial but narrower content focus (62% content match) similar to Big Company's brand-origin storytelling.

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Business Stories YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 306K
Videos 141
Views 21.5M
Appearances 9
SERP 31%
Similarity 85%
corporate history brand origin stories car brand origins

Directly overlaps on corporate history and brand origin stories (queries) and shares a strong emphasis on car brand origins (content), giving high alignment (85% content match) with Big Company's narrative approach even though search overlap is lower (31%).

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#5

63% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 5
SERP 60%
Similarity 65%
business founders entrepreneurship biographies entrepreneurial biographies

Caters to business founders and entrepreneurship biographies (queries) with considerable audience overlap (60% search) and a solid but distinct storytelling style (65% content match) that aligns with Big Company's business-biography content.

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#6

62% relevance

Subscribers 2.8M
Videos 2.2K
Views 314.9M
Appearances 7
SERP 54%
Similarity 67%
brand origin stories brand evolution stories

Explores brand origin and evolution stories (queries) with moderate search overlap (54%), while delivering content that emphasizes design and brand strategy (67% content match), aligning with Big Company's branding narratives but with a design-forward tilt.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include TEDx Talks (77% match) and TED (63% match), both aligning on queries around business founders, entrepreneurship biographies, and family or startup histories. CrashCourse (73% match) also overlaps on corporate history and industrial history topics. Big Company has 450K subscribers, while TEDx Talks and TED boast tens of millions of subscribers, with CrashCourse at 16.9M, highlighting a substantial size gap but overlapping content focus on enterprise origins and historical industry topics. Shared queries include corporate history, brand/car origin stories, and entrepreneurship biographies, indicating competition for similar educational and historical search intent.

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#7 59% How History Works ▶ 72% 262K 39% 3
#8 59% OOOnce 87% 13.5K 18% 3
#9 56% CNBC Make It ▶ 72% 1.9M 33% 4
#10 56% Get.factual ▶ 66% 818K 40% 2
#11 55% Starter Story ▶ 75% 786K 26% 2
#12 55% Yuhcars ▶ 75% 86.4K 24% 2
#13 54% Simple History ▶ 68% 5.1M 33% 3
#14 54% Business Casual ▶ 78% 1.1M 18% 2
#15 53% Ed's Auto Reviews ▶ 77% 200K 18% 5
#16 53% Money Thinkers 76% 2.0K 19% 1
#17 53% Alux.com ▶ 69% 5.1M 29% 4
#18 53% Y Combinator ▶ 68% 2.2M 30% 6
#19 52% Reddit Drama Tales ▶ 69% 63.8K 27% 4
#20 52% Stanford Graduate School of Business ▶ 67% 2.7M 29% 2
#21 51% Simple Data Compare 73% 12.7K 19% 3
#22 51% SatisFactory Process ▶ 71% 347K 23% 2
#23 51% Audrain Museum Network 69% 122K 24% 1
#24 51% Business Roundtable 67% 10K 27% 2
#25 51% 2 and 20 ▶ 70% 307K 22% 3
#26 50% Money Chuck 69% 17.5K 22% 2
#27 50% QuizWheels 71% 25.4K 19% 5
#28 50% Simon Sinek ▶ 67% 2.7M 24% 4
#29 50% Agent Andy 66% 7.0K 24% 1
#30 49% TED-Ed ▶ 63% 22.4M 30% 3
#31 49% AutoVerge 69% 3.4K 19% 1
#32 49% The Diary Of A CEO ▶ 64% 15.1M 26% 7
#33 49% Global Stats ▶ 68% 294K 19% 1
#34 49% Isaac Arthur ▶ 60% 873K 32% 2
#35 48% WatchMojo.com ▶ 65% 25.9M 23% 5
#36 48% Big Think ▶ 66% 8.6M 20% 4
#37 47% INSEAD 63% 69.3K 25% 2
#38 47% World Economic Forum 66% 1.1M 19% 1
#39 47% Business School 101 ▶ 63% 117K 24% 5
#40 45% KPMG 60% 22.2K 24% 1
#41 45% IT and Automation Academy ▶ 62% 129K 19% 1
#42 44% University of Cambridge Judge Business School 61% 16.8K 19% 1
#43 43% ABC News (Australia) 56% 2.5M 24% 1
#44 42% SITMI Academy ! 56% 4.1K 22% 2
#45 42% Publius No.86 57% 1.5K 20% 2

Search Queries Used

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Big Company?

TEDx Talks (77% match, 44.2M subscribers), CrashCourse (73% match, 16.9M subscribers), and Grayson Hardman (64% match, 6.8K subscribers) are Big Company's biggest YouTube competitors. They share a focus on informational, educational, and historical/societal topics presented in narrative formats similar to Big Company's history-driven videos.

What type of content does Big Company make?

Big Company creates historical and biographical style videos about how famous brands and companies were built, as suggested by titles like 'The Man Who Built Wendy's With Just $40' and 'How A Poor Boy Created Ferrari.' The channel averages 2.3M views per video and uploads about 0.1 times per week (roughly one video every ten weeks).

How do we determine which channels are similar to Big Company?

We analyze Big Company'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.

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