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Stan Novak

@askstannovak

Language: EnglishCountry not available4 years old

  • Persona: Stan Novak · Retired professional · Senior
  • Sells · $19 guide
  • TV settings
  • Free TV
  • Cord cutting
  • Smart TV privacy
  • Phone fraud
  • Printer tips
  • Tech for seniors
  • Streaming
Subscribers
3.85K
Total views
1.16M
Videos
35

Stats updated Stats from YouTube

Growth

Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days

Show the numbers
Subscribers per UTC day, last 30 days, newest first
Day (UTC)Subscribers
Oct 14, 20263,850
Oct 13, 20263,720
Oct 12, 20263,650
Oct 11, 20263,540
Oct 10, 20263,440
Oct 9, 20263,280
Oct 8, 20263,200

Top videos

Most viewed

What they sell

From the public store pages the channel links to, checked Oct 8, 2026.

How they sell it

  1. 1Video
  2. 2Descriptionstore link in the first line
  3. 3Landing pageOwn checkout · askstannovak.com
  4. 4CheckoutOwn checkout
  5. 5Upsellbundle offered
  • Store link in 83% of recent descriptions
  • Link in descriptions since Aug 29, 2026
  • Entry points: the About page, the first line of descriptions

Analysis

Our own reading of the channel’s public titles, descriptions and thumbnails, not data from YouTube.

Persona

Stan Novak

Retired professional · Senior · Male · Lamp-lit living room with bookshelves, and a workshop with a workbench

Niche

Home-tech settings explained by a TV repairman: free TV, privacy, fraud calls

Audience

Older adults (inferred from the large-print book, 'people our age' in a title and slow walkthroughs) who own smart TVs and printers and want to cut bills, avoid fraud calls and switch off tracking; no audience statistics.

Avatar
  • Realistic avatar
  • A photorealistic older man with white hair, wire-rimmed glasses, a rust-brown cardigan over a blue plaid shirt, shown in a lamp-lit living room with bookshelves or in a workshop, usually pointing at a TV screen.
Format

One household-tech topic per ~16 min video: a bold claim, a promise of a 'pair of numbers' and a question answered halfway, a plug for the author's TV book, slow step-by-step settings, a 'do one tonight' recap, and a comment prompt asking for two numbers.

Content pillars
  • TV settings, repairs and buying advice
  • Free TV: built-in free channels, free movies, what not to pay for
  • Privacy: switching off TV, Fire Stick and app tracking
  • Fraud-call and phone-security basics
  • Printers: ink, built-in limits and old lasers
Title patterns
  • Your [device] Is Secretly PROGRAMMED To [X] — Here's How To Fix It
  • Why Smart People [do X]!
  • STOP Paying for These [N] Things Your [TV] Already Does Free
  • There Are [Hundreds/Thousands] of Free [Channels/Movies] Hiding Inside Your TV — Here's How to Find Them
  • TURN OFF These [N] [TV] Settings Tonight — [Reason]
Thumbnails

The same older man at one edge of the frame, pointing at a TV or printer with a surprised or serious face. A 2-5 word all-caps caption in yellow and white tops every thumbnail, with red arrows (4 of 10), price tags ($$, $0) in 4 of 10 and TV screens full of app-logo tiles.

Their thumbnails, most viewed first

Why it works
  • 3 of 29 videos hold about 97% of listed views (444,719; 275,087; 233,860); the other 26 have a median of about 485
  • Free-TV and savings hooks: 'free' is in 5 of 29 titles, and the 2nd most viewed video (275,087) promises hundreds of free channels inside the TV
  • A clear expert persona: 40 years as a TV repairman, stated in the about text and in the opening of both transcripts
  • Repeatable title formulas: 'Secretly PROGRAMMED' in 4 of 29 titles, 'STOP Paying' in 2, 'Why Smart People' in 2 (the top video, 444,719 views)
  • One product funnel: 24 of 29 descriptions open with the store link, and the $19 PDF book is plugged in the opening of both transcripts

Where the channel points

Links from the channel’s About page and its video descriptions.

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