A Lake Tahoe entrance and Michael Jordan's court fill a pause for The Enes Yılmazer Podcast
No new episodes went up, and two seven-week-old home tours, a $44 million lakefront estate and a $15 million basketball court, are the ones viewers keep finding.
Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.
This $44M Waterfront Mansion Has the BEST Entrance
Among the money and business channels of a similar size, The Enes Yılmazer Podcast sits third by subscribers at 828,000, a hair above Scott Galloway's Prof G Pod. It had a quieter week than several of its neighbors: nothing new went up. The channel kept its usual pace anyway, a little under 20,000 views a day, slightly warmer than normal.
The podcast is the conversation-led sibling of Enes Yılmazer's luxury home tours, built, as its about text puts it, around access to the people behind the properties. But the videos carrying the most momentum right now are pure real estate. "This $44M Waterfront Mansion Has the BEST Entrance" is a 48-day-old tour, tagged with Lake Tahoe and mountain lodge living, and its companion, "Is This $44M Waterfront Mansion Worth It?", asks the obvious follow-up question. Between them sits "Inside Michael Jordan's $15M Basketball Court," a look at the Chicago-area home where the court is the whole point.
It is a modest kind of momentum, spread thin across a back catalog rather than piled on a single hit. Elsewhere in the group, Morning Brew and Reventure Consulting had big weeks, and Vincent Chan nearly tripled his usual daily views, while Marko of WhiteBoard Finance ran slower than his normal pace.
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The videos drawing views on The Enes Yılmazer Podcast right now
- Channel
- The Enes Yılmazer Podcast
- Subscribers
- 828,000
- Videos published this week
- 0
The numbers
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