Delphine Carter

No sales funnel mapped for this channel yet.

Niche

Vintage Black beauty and skincare tips from a retired cosmetics-counter persona

Audience

Older Black women and anyone drawn to nostalgic, low-cost beauty routines passed down by mothers and grandmothers (inferred from titles, descriptions and the about text).

Avatar

• Realistic avatar
• A photorealistic older Black woman with gray set curls, a pearl necklace and a cream or magenta bow-neck blouse, shown at a dressing table in a softly lit bedroom.

Format

A 14–25 minute dressing-table talk: a nostalgic memory of her mother in Birmingham, then a numbered list of old beauty tricks, closing with a comment prompt about the viewer's mother's jar and hometown.

Content pillars

• Skin care after 60
• Winter and ashy skin
• Hair grease and pressing
• Makeup and powder shades
• Elegant habits and vanity setup

Title patterns

• Stop [doing X] the Wrong Way! Try These Black Grandma Tricks Instead
• The Best Way to [X] (The Black Grandma Way)
• Never Buy Store [X] Again. Try This Old Black Grandma Trick Instead
• Most Women Over 60 Treat Their Skin Wrong! Try These [N] Black Grandma Tricks

Thumbnails

The persona on one side beside a large product jar or bowl, with bold white or yellow all-caps text, red arrows or a red X, and her hand raised in a stop or surprise gesture.

Their thumbnails, most viewed first

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  2.34K views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)
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  1.86K views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)
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  1.62K views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)

Why it works

• Repeated title formula: 'Black Grandma' appears in 8 of 11 titles, including the top 4 by views
• Top video (25 tricks, 2,086 views) leads with a save-money hook; the hair-grease video follows with 1,650
• Consistent persona with a backstory (31 years at a Detroit counter) repeated in the about text and openings
• Output of about 2 videos a week with similar 14–25 minute lengths since Sep 20