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Subscribers 185K

Videos 415

Views 21.6M

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Writer Brandon McNulty covers writing-focused content, including tutorials and advice on dialogue, character intros, prologues, plot twists, endings, and general craft, as indicated by video titles and search queries. The channel emphasizes practical writing tips and storytelling structure, with formats that appear to include in-depth explorations and round-ups (e.g., Bad vs Good Dialogue) and a consistent emphasis on how to write a novel or screenplay. Uploaded since 2019, the channel publishes content that has generated an average view count around 474K per video, with 415 videos published and a subscriber base of 185K.

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Bookfox view on YouTube ▶

90% relevance

Subscribers 197K

Videos 410

Views 17.1M

Appearances 49

SERP 100%

Similarity 83%

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Both target writers with a strong emphasis on practical writing craft, matching searches like "writing advice" and "dialogue writing tips" and sharing highly similar content focus (90% match, 83% content).

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62% relevance

Subscribers 2.2M

Videos 633

Views 146.0M

Appearances 21

SERP 51%

Similarity 69%

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Both channels appeal to screenwriters with guidance on structure, including "dialogue writing tips" and "prologues writing"; they share a moderate audience overlap (62% match) though StudioBinder’s content is slightly more production/scenecraft oriented (51% search, 69% content).

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Tucker Berke

59% relevance

Subscribers 16.7K

Videos 57

Views 1.4M

Appearances 12

SERP 25%

Similarity 82%

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Similar emphasis on craft elements like dialogue and endings, attracting readers seeking tips on endings and monologues, yielding a 59% match driven by overlapping queries (25%) and strong content alignment (82%).

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57% relevance

Subscribers 584K

Videos 679

Views 63.0M

Appearances 23

SERP 25%

Similarity 79%

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Both channels offer general writing advice plus targeted dialogue and prologue guidance, resulting in a solid overlap (57% match) with comparable search interest (25%) and high content similarity (79%).

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Film Courage view on YouTube ▶

54% relevance

Subscribers 793K

Videos 6.4K

Views 105.6M

Appearances 14

SERP 15%

Similarity 79%

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Shared focus on screenwriting elements such as dialogue tips and plot endings makes for a meaningful overlap (54% match) driven by similar searches (15%) and strong content alignment (79%).

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53% relevance

Subscribers 148K

Videos 1K

Views 12.2M

Appearances 13

SERP 20%

Similarity 76%

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Competes in the same niche of dialogue, prologues, and endings, producing a 53% match anchored by overlapping searches (20%) and solid content similarity (76%).

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Top competitors by match strength are Bookfox (90% match) and StudioBinder (62% match). Bookfox shares overlapping queries such as writing advice, dialogue writing tips, and character intros, while StudioBinder aligns on dialogue writing tips, character intros, and prologues writing. Tucker Berke (59% match) also appears as a close competitor with overlaps in dialogue tips and endings, followed by Abbie Emmons (57% match) and Film Courage (54% match) for similar topics. Writer Brandon McNulty has 185K subscribers, which is smaller than both Bookfox (197K) and StudioBinder (2.2M), reflecting size differences among competitors. Competitors that share queries include writing advice, dialogue writing tips, and prologues writing, indicating a competitive space around practical writing craft and structure.

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Which YouTube channels are most similar to Writer Brandon McNulty?

Bookfox (90% match, 197K subscribers), StudioBinder (62% match, 2.2M subscribers), Tucker Berke (59% match, 16.7K subscribers). All three channels focus on writing-related topics, with Bookfox and StudioBinder offering writing and storytelling guidance, similar to Writer Brandon McNulty's emphasis on writing advice and craft.

What type of content does Writer Brandon McNulty make?

Writer Brandon McNulty creates writing-focused content, including dialogue and storytelling advice, as shown by video titles like Bad Dialogue vs Good Dialogue across rounds with views such as 97.8K, 1.7M, 799.5K, 808.9K, and 250.8K. His channel averages about 474.2K views per video, with an uncertain uploads-per-week rate described as ~? uploads/week.

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