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Winning by Design
Subscribers 28.5K
Videos 393
Views 1.8M

Channels Like Winning by Design

Winning by Design covers growth strategy and sales optimization for scaling B2B businesses, focusing on topics like remote selling, sales coaching, and go-to-market design. The channel’s content appears as tutorials and framework-focused videos, often addressing growth architecture, growth laws, and growth engines, with additional deep-dives into topics like SPICED™ and Bowtie data models. Uploads are frequent, and recent videos show a variety of long-form discussions and model explanations, with an average of approximately 5.4K views per video.

Results last updated 3 months ago.

Similar Channels

We found 46 YouTube channels similar to Winning by Design

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#1
ProductLed

87% relevance

Subscribers 7.9K
Videos 365
Views 279.7K
Appearances 6
SERP 99%
Similarity 79%
growth framework product-led growth tactics metric driven growth

Both target B2B growth through framework-based playbooks and discuss product-led growth tactics, with high search overlap on terms like growth framework and metric driven growth, indicating a shared audience though ProductLed emphasizes product-led strategies more in practice.

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#2
Dreamit

81% relevance

Subscribers 29.7K
Videos 343
Views 1.1M
Appearances 4
SERP 88%
Similarity 76%
go to market model go to market strategy go to market model tips

Both focus on go-to-market considerations for startups, with Dreamit matching Winning by Design on queries like go to market model/strategy and sharing a practical, model-driven approach to growth, though Dreamit leans more toward accelerator-style GTM execution.

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#3
Harvard Innovation Labs

81% relevance

Subscribers 419K
Videos 390
Views 17.9M
Appearances 8
SERP 84%
Similarity 78%
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Harvard Innovation Labs covers go-to-market model and business model design similarly to Winning by Design, showing a strong audience overlap in GTM strategy and business design despite a broader academic/entrepreneurship focus.

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Subscribers 1.6M
Videos 665
Views 60.9M
Appearances 4
SERP 83%
Similarity 71%
business model design growth planning process market expansion strategy

HBR aligns on growth planning and market expansion strategy, sharing audience interest in business model design and expansion, though HBR blends broader management content with strategic frameworks beyond pure GTM tactics.

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#5
Highspot

72% relevance

Subscribers 1.4K
Videos 226
Views 174.7K
Appearances 5
SERP 62%
Similarity 79%
sales enablement model sales enablement framework

Both address sales enablement frameworks and models, with a solid overlap in sales-focused GTM content, though Highspot centers on enablement technology and practical playbooks rather than end-to-end growth strategies.

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#6
TK Kader

71% relevance

Subscribers 87.4K
Videos 520
Views 3.8M
Appearances 14
SERP 65%
Similarity 75%
go to market model go to market strategy churn reduction strategies

Shares emphasis on go-to-market models and strategy as well as churn reduction tactics, signaling a similar audience seeking structured GTM guidance, though TK Kader may blend more tactics oriented to retention alongside growth.

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Content Landscape

Discovered competitors include Harvard Business Review (76% match) and Harvard Innovation Labs (81% match) as top matches, with Dreamit (81% match) also close in alignment. These competitors share overlapping queries such as go-to-market model, business model design, growth planning, and growth framework. Winning by Design has 28.5K subscribers, while Harvard Innovation Labs has 419K and Harvard Business Review has 1.6M subscribers, and Dreamit has 29.7K subscribers, indicating a broader audience reached by the larger brands. ProductLed (87% match) is another strong competitor with 7.8K subscribers, aligning on growth framework and metric-driven growth; Highspot (72% match) with 1.4K subscribers also overlaps on sales enablement topics.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Which YouTube channels are most similar to Winning by Design?

Winning by Design's biggest competitors on YouTube are Dreamit (81% match, 29.7K subscribers) and Harvard Innovation Labs (81% match, 419K subscribers), followed by ProductLed (87% match, 7.8K subscribers). All three have channels focused on business growth, entrepreneurship, and innovation, offering guidance and strategies for scaling teams, startups, and organizations.

What type of content does Winning by Design make?

Winning by Design creates educational videos about sales and coaching, evidenced by titles like Growth Architecture: The Framework Scaling AI Companies 10x Faster, Growth Laws, Growth Engine Behind High-Velocity Growth, Growth Factory, and Growth Mechanics. They average about 5.4K views per video, with a channel that posts multiple times per week.

How do we determine which channels are similar to Winning by Design?

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