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My First Million
Subscribers 917K
Videos 2K
Views 322.4M

Channels Like My First Million

My First Million covers business-focused conversations about ideas, opportunities, and investments from the perspective of two founders who’ve sold their companies. The content style leans toward long-form discussions and interviews with guests ranging from billionaires to side-hustle entrepreneurs, with keywords centered on entrepreneurship, startup ideas, and wealth-building. The channel publishes frequently (recent videos listed with multiple long-form episodes), and the average view per video is around 718.6K, with videos typically around an hour in length.

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Subscribers 7.9M
Videos 317
Views 1.9B
Appearances 14
SERP 100%
Similarity 82%
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Both target aspiring entrepreneurs and investors with a focus on practical wealth-building, sharing high overlap in queries like how to invest money and side hustles that scale, and a similar audience interest in business growth (89% match on search/content 82%).

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#2

81% relevance

Subscribers 27.2M
Videos 5.5K
Views 3.1B
Appearances 10
SERP 96%
Similarity 71%
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TED channels resonate with My First Million on founder success stories and business growth tactics; they share strong search overlap on entrepreneurship (96%) and a broad content alignment around scaling, though TED’s format is more lecture-driven (81% match overall, content 71%).

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Subscribers 4.0M
Videos 4.5K
Views 927.0M
Appearances 14
SERP 71%
Similarity 86%
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Both emphasize scaling and wealth-building through actionable business strategies and side hustles that scale; high content alignment (86%) with My First Million’s growth tactics, and solid search overlap (71%).

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#4

79% relevance

Subscribers 2.4M
Videos 2.9K
Views 283.0M
Appearances 10
SERP 78%
Similarity 80%
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Dan Martell parallels My First Million in teaching how to invest money and scale a business with practical growth tactics, reflected in strong search overlap (78%) and high content similarity (80%).

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#5

69% relevance

Subscribers 44.2M
Videos 255K
Views 8.8B
Appearances 16
SERP 70%
Similarity 68%
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Shares audience interest in startup entrepreneurship and scaling strategies, with substantial search overlap (70%) and solid but less cohesive content alignment (68%), indicating similar topics but broader Talk-style delivery.

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Subscribers 2.2M
Videos 786
Views 94.6M
Appearances 14
SERP 48%
Similarity 75%
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YC aligns on startup investment ideas and funding options driving startups toward billion-dollar scale, evident in meaningful search overlap (48%) and strong content focus on funding and growth (75%), though more founder/accelerator oriented.

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Content Landscape

Top competitors by match strength are Mark Tilbury (89%) and TED (81%), with Alex Hormozi (80%) also closely aligned. All three share overlapping queries with My First Million such as how to invest money, becoming an entrepreneur, scaling a business, and wealth-building strategies. Mark Tilbury has 7.9M subscribers, TED has 27.2M, and Alex Hormozi has 4M, indicating substantial size differences relative to My First Million’s 917K subscribers. TED and Mark Tilbury compete most directly on entrepreneurship and investment topics, while Hormozi adds a focus on scaling and wealth-building tactics that align with the channel’s content.

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#15 56% Nischa ▶ 78% 2.1M 23% 6
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#17 56% Natalie Dawson ▶ 85% 985K 12% 3
#18 55% Slidebean ▶ 74% 650K 27% 4
#19 55% Myron Golden ▶ 79% 1.3M 19% 2
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#21 55% Another Story ▶ 80% 4.4K 17% 1
#22 54% Acquisitioncom 80% 111K 15% 2
#23 54% School of Hard Knocks ▶ 78% 2.0M 17% 1
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#25 54% Valuetainment 72% 7.1M 26% 6
#26 53% Harvard Innovation Labs 75% 419K 21% 4
#27 53% The Diary Of A CEO ▶ 71% 15.1M 27% 6
#28 52% Chris Williamson ▶ 78% 4.2M 14% 1
#29 52% Wholesale Ted ▶ 78% 1.4M 14% 1
#30 52% Mel Robbins ▶ 77% 5.3M 15% 2
#31 52% Tim Ferriss 77% 1.8M 14% 1
#32 51% Andy Stauring ▶ 74% 169K 17% 1
#33 51% Screw The Cubicle with Lydia Lee 76% 6.2K 14% 1
#34 51% Brett Fox 72% 21.8K 19% 3
#35 51% Success with Kristen Hess 76% 8.4K 14% 1
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Which YouTube channels are most similar to My First Million?

My First Million's biggest competitors on YouTube are Mark Tilbury (7.9M subscribers, 89% match), TED (27.2M subscribers, 81% match), and Alex Hormozi (4M subscribers, 80% match). They all share a focus on entrepreneurship, business strategy, and wealth-building content similar to My First Million.

What type of content does My First Million make?

My First Million creates business and wealth-building content, with video titles such as Go from $10,000 to $1M in just 3 years, This Guy Copy-Pasted Warren Buffett’s Strategy (And Became A Billionaire), and A No BS Guide To Making Your First $1,000,000. The channel averages about 718.6K views per video, and the recent uploads include topics on starting and scaling businesses, investing strategies, and wealth creation, posted with a typical cadence that implies multiple uploads per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to My First Million?

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