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The Wall Street Journal YouTube channel stats and outlier videos

The Wall Street Journal takes you inside carefully selected stories and events in a visually captivating way so you can dig deeper into the news and insights that matter to you.

Subscribers6.7M
Total views2.7B
Videos29K
Average views per video (est.)94K
CountryUS
LanguageEN (est.)
Created2007-06-18

Niches: Space & Science.

Best outlier videos

Uploads that beat this channel's own median views, strongest first.

Latest uploads

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Repeatable pattern

Question titles. 8 of the last 100 uploads use it, with a median of 1.4× the channel's usual views. Example: "What’s at Stake in Brazil’s Bitter Presidential Runoff?".

Content map

What the last 100 indexed uploads look like, by length.

FormatUploadsMedian viewsMedian outlier
Shorts7629K0.9×
Under 20 minutes24651K0.9×

Levers to test

  • Titles of this kind ran at 1.4× the channel's usual views across 8 uploads, against 0.9× for all uploads. Test the same title shape on your topic.
  • The channel posted about 93.6 uploads a month over its last 30 uploads. Plan a pace you can hold for the same stretch.

These come from the channel's public numbers. They show what went with better results, not what caused them.

Frequently asked questions

How many subscribers does The Wall Street Journal have?

The Wall Street Journal has about 6.7M subscribers, from the public count YouTube shows.

How often does The Wall Street Journal upload?

About 93.6 uploads a month, going by the last 30 indexed uploads.

What is the best recent video from The Wall Street Journal?

"How Twinkies Became a $5 Billion Problem" reached 98× the channel's usual views, the strongest of the uploads we hold.

Can I see the age, gender or income of the The Wall Street Journal audience?

No. YouTube keeps audience details private to the channel owner in YouTube Studio, and the public API does not share them. TubeMind does not guess them.

Public statistics from the official YouTube Data API; averages and multipliers are TubeMind estimates, see how scores work. Open The Wall Street Journal on YouTube.