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Church Rules with Miss Ethel

@churchruleswithmissethel

Language: EnglishCountry: United States29 days old

  • Persona: Miss Ethel · Other persona · Senior
  • Church humor
  • Christian comedy
  • Clean comedy
  • Church lady
  • Family friendly
  • Shorts
Subscribers
29
Total views
25.8K
Videos
30

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Growth

Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days

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Subscribers per UTC day, last 30 days, newest first
Day (UTC)Subscribers
Nov 2, 202629
Nov 1, 202629
Oct 31, 202629

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Analysis

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Persona

Miss Ethel

Other persona · Senior · Female · Church sanctuary with pews and flowers

Niche

Clean church-life comedy skits starring a church lady character

Audience

Churchgoing viewers who enjoy gentle, family-friendly humour about congregation life, invited to tag 'your church's Ethel' (inferred from the about text and keywords).

Avatar
  • Realistic avatar · Mixed motion
  • An older woman with short curled grey hair, a pearl necklace and a floral dress, framed head and shoulders in a church with pews, flowers and a stained-glass window behind her.
Format

Serialised vertical Shorts of about 10 s: Miss Ethel speaks to camera in the church or questions another church member, delivering a one-line verdict in a running story, such as 'Who Took the Casserole?' in numbered parts.

Content pillars
  • Church etiquette humor
  • Potluck and pew-saver gossip
  • Serialised 'Who Took the Casserole?' mystery
Title patterns

Who Took the Casserole? (Part [N]) 😂 | Miss Ethel

Thumbnails

Not available: the pack holds no thumbnails. The banner shows a round portrait of the persona on a maroon background with the tagline 'Sweet smile. Sharp verdict.'

Why it works
  • Serialised hook: 'Who Took the Casserole?' runs to at least Part 5, and Parts 3 and 4 end by naming tomorrow's suspect
  • A stable named persona with a tagline, shown on the avatar, the banner and in all 3 Shorts' frames
  • Total of 24,381 views across 28 uploads by Oct 31, with a stated 'every other day' schedule
  • Calls to action built in: a Like & Subscribe overlay in the Short frames and 'tag your church's Ethel' in the about text

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