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Subscribers 46.8K

Videos 125

Views 2.8M

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Mia's Digital Diary focuses on creative lifestyle, journaling, analog planning, and digital minimalism, exploring topics like ADHD tips, slow living, decluttering, and productivity through a mix of tutorials, journaling methods, and cultural commentary. The channel blends deep-dives and practical how-tos with personal vlogs about space, crafting, and habit-building, uploading content regularly since joining in June 2024, with an average around 29.2K views per video across roughly 1.4 uploads per week (total 125 videos, 2.8M total views, 46.8K subscribers).

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are TEDx Talks (83% match) and Big Think (75% match). They share overlapping queries such as neuroplasticity creativity, brain benefits creativity, and curiosity cultivation, aligning with Mia's Digital Diary’s interest in creativity and cognition. BrainCraft (70% match) also competes on neuroplasticity creativity and brain benefits creativity, reinforcing the same core topics. ParkNotes (69% match) and Rachelle in theory (68% match) broaden the analog planning and commonplace book/habit-building journaling space. Mia's Digital Diary has 46.8K subscribers, which is small compared to TEDx Talks (44.2M) and Big Think (8.6M), while BrainCraft (622K) is closer in size. All three major competitors run on similar themes of creativity, cognitive benefit, and planning processes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Mia's Digital Diary?

Mia's Digital Diary's biggest competitors on YouTube are TEDx Talks (44.2M subscribers, 83% match) and Big Think (8.6M subscribers, 75% match). BrainCraft is also a competitor (622K subscribers, 70% match). They share a focus on educational, idea-driven content that blends lifestyle, psychology, and personal development in a thoughtful, long-form or essay-driven style.

What type of content does Mia's Digital Diary make?

Mia's Digital Diary creates content centered on creative lifestyle, journaling, and productivity topics. Video titles suggest themes like digital minimalism, analog planning, journaling, decluttering, and exploring offline/online trends, with an upload frequency of about 1.4 videos per week and an average view count around 29.2K per video.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Mia's Digital Diary?

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