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Graham Cochrane
Subscribers 77.8K
Videos 1K
Views 4.6M

Channels Like Graham Cochrane

Graham Cochrane adds value through online business guidance, focusing on building high-income, low-maintenance ventures, launching online courses, mastering email and sales funnels, and leveraging Kajabi and other tools. The channel publishes tutorials and strategy-focused content (e.g., LLC vs sole proprietor, how to launch a mini-course, money management for small businesses) with an emphasis on practical implementation and business growth, and posts a high volume of content since joining in 2017. Videos average around 96K views, with a feed featuring topics on online business, course creation, and digital product strategies.

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Similar Channels

We found 47 YouTube channels similar to Graham Cochrane

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Subscribers 4.0M
Videos 4.5K
Views 927.0M
Appearances 22
SERP 100%
Similarity 74%
online business coaching create online courses launch a mini course

Shares a focus on online business growth and launching online courses, with high search overlap on terms like 'online business coaching' and 'create online courses,' and a strong content alignment toward scaling and course-based offers (84% match overall; searches 100%, content 74%).

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#2

67% relevance

Subscribers 2.4M
Videos 2.9K
Views 283.0M
Appearances 10
SERP 59%
Similarity 73%
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Similar emphasis on scaling online businesses and leveraging high-income, scalable models, with substantial overlap in searches for 'scale online business' and 'effortless business model' and content oriented toward building and growing software or coaching businesses (67% match; search 59%, content 73%).

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#3
Gillian Perkins

63% relevance

Subscribers 730K
Videos 485
Views 43.0M
Appearances 8
SERP 34%
Similarity 83%
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Focuses on creating and launching online courses and comparing course formats, aligning with Graham on course-based offers and mini-courses, though her content diverges in format/style (63% match; search 34%, content 83%).

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Alex Cattoni YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 412K
Videos 817
Views 13.8M
Appearances 10
SERP 39%
Similarity 79%
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Both cover online business strategies and funnel-centric approaches, with strong overlap on email and sales funnels and general online business tactics (63% match; search 39%, content 79%).

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#5

61% relevance

Subscribers 666K
Videos 1.3K
Views 41.2M
Appearances 10
SERP 38%
Similarity 76%
online business strategies course marketing tactics

Similar emphasis on online business strategies and course marketing tactics, targeting coaches and course creators with aligned content on marketing and funnels (61% match; search 38%, content 76%).

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Russell Brunson YouTube channel thumbnail
Subscribers 413K
Videos 909
Views 10.6M
Appearances 6
SERP 28%
Similarity 82%
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Shares a focus on sales funnels and email marketing for online ventures, reflecting Graham’s audience with content emphasis on funnels that convert (60% match; search 28%, content 82%).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors include Alex Hormozi (84% match) and Dan Martell (67% match) who share overlapping queries such as online business coaching, create online courses, launch a mini course, scale online business, and high income business model. Gillian Perkins (63% match) also competes on create online courses, launch a mini course, and membership site vs courses. Alex Hormozi and Dan Martell are the most direct rivals by match strength, and Hormozi has about 4M subscribers while Martell has around 2.4M, indicating a larger audience base than Graham Cochrane’s 77.8K. The overlapping topics are primarily online course creation, course marketing, and scalable online business models.

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Search Queries Used

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Graham Cochrane?

Alex Hormozi (84% match, 4M subscribers) and Dan Martell (67% match, 2.4M subscribers) are Graham Cochrane's biggest YouTube competitors, followed by Gillian Perkins (63% match, 730K subscribers). They share a focus on online business, startups, and growing digital products, similar to Graham's channel themes.

What type of content does Graham Cochrane make?

Graham Cochrane creates content about starting and growing an online business, digital products, and using tools like Kajabi. Video titles indicate topics such as LLC vs sole proprietor, money management for small businesses, launching mini-courses, and using Kajabi for a million-dollar business, with an average of 96.3K views per video and a likely multiple uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Graham Cochrane?

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