Brett Malinowski

Subscribers 522K

Videos 79

Views 14.9M

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Brett Malinowski covers future-focused topics involving new business opportunities, trends, and technologies, with a emphasis on AI, automation, and lighting for creators. The channel features tutorials, business ideas, and strategic guides (e.g., AI-driven businesses, how to start an AI business, and lighting setups) alongside commentary on the future of work and crypto/internet opportunities. Content appears in long-form videos and deep-dives, with recent uploads and topics centered on scaling SaaS, AI business models, and one-person businesses; the channel publishes content consistently since joining in 2017, with an average of roughly 0.56 million views per video across 79 published videos, and total views around 14.9 million from 522K subscribers.

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91% relevance

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Videos 2.9K

Views 283.0M

Appearances 41

SERP 100%

Similarity 84%

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70% relevance

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SERP 45%

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66% relevance

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Videos 242

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Appearances 10

SERP 33%

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Top competitors by match strength are Dan Martell (91% match) and Silicon Valley Girl (70% match). Dan Martell and Brett Malinowski overlap on ai business ideas, ai powered businesses, and scaling SaaS, while Silicon Valley Girl connects on future of work, ai business ideas, and automation startups. Other close matches include Liam Ottley (66% match) with overlaps in ai powered businesses and ai entrepreneurship, Y Combinator (60% match) with ai business ideas and automation startups, and TED (59% match) focusing on future of work and ai powered/business topics. Brett Malinowski has 522K subscribers, while these competitors range from about 1.5M to 27.2M subscribers, indicating Brett is smaller in audience size but competes on similar search queries and topics around AI, automation, and future business models.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Brett Malinowski?

Dan Martell (91% match, 2.4M subscribers), Silicon Valley Girl (70% match, 1.5M subscribers), Liam Ottley (66% match, 746K subscribers). All three channels share a focus on entrepreneurship, business growth, and leveraging AI/tech trends to scale ventures.

What type of content does Brett Malinowski make?

Brett Malinowski creates content focused on lighting, video lighting, and AI/business topics, with videos like Scaling SaaS, Gen-Z vs The Job Market, and YC Was Right: AI Can Run an Entire Business Now. The channel averages about 560K views per video, with multiple uploads per week.

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