Divya Rawat

No sales funnel mapped for this channel yet.

Niche

Home burglary prevention and home-defense tips for families

Audience

Homeowners and parents who want low-cost ways to make a house harder to break into (inferred from titles and descriptions; no audience statement).

Avatar

• Talking head · Talking head
• A bald, bearded middle-aged man in a black hooded sweatshirt, shown head-and-shoulders in a home living room, speaking to camera; on thumbnails he points at a door, window or device.

Format

About 14-17 min narrated list or single-trick videos: a burglary story or statistic hook, the common mistake, the fix in steps, then a subscribe prompt and next-video tease.

Content pillars

• Door and strike plate security
• Window and sliding door weaknesses
• Doorbell camera and garage mistakes
• Nightly home-defense routines
• Hiding spots burglars check

Title patterns

• The $3 Front Door Trick [Who] Use That Burglars Hate
• [N] Things Burglars Check Through Your Window Before They Break In
• The [X] Mistake [N]% of Homeowners Make ([Authority] Never Do)
• [N] Things a Marine Does Every Night to Keep His Family Safe

Thumbnails

Presenter beside or pointing at a door, window, lock or camera, with a short bold caption such as UNLOCKED or $3 FIX in white and yellow, and a red or yellow arrow or circle.

Their thumbnails, most viewed first

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  599 views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)
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  314 views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)
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  174 views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)

Why it works

• Repeated title formulas: 2 of 13 uploads use the $3 front door trick hook, and 11 titles carry a number or percentage
• The Oct 14 $3 front door video has 565 of the channel's 981 total views; 6 of 13 videos have single-digit views
• Authority framing in titles (Marine, retired cops, combat veterans) appears in 6 of 13 titles
• Steady output: 12 home-security videos from Oct 3 to Oct 26, about 3 a week