Frank Mercer
@frankmercer0
Language: EnglishCountry: United States6 years old
- Persona: Frank Mercer · Expert · Middle-aged
- Home security
- Burglary prevention
- Burglar psychology
- Home defense
- Hiding spots
- Door and window locks
- Retired cops
- Security habits
- Subscribers
- 99
- Total views
- 24.5K
- Videos
- 24
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Growth
Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days
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| Day (UTC) | Subscribers |
|---|---|
| Oct 14, 2026 | 99 |
| Oct 13, 2026 | 98 |
| Oct 12, 2026 | 94 |
| Oct 11, 2026 | 94 |
| Oct 10, 2026 | 93 |
| Oct 9, 2026 | 91 |
| Oct 8, 2026 | 89 |
Top videos
Most viewed
Length 16:137 Things Retired Burglars Admit Scare Them Away From a House
13.8K views
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Length 16:34The 4 Things Burglars Check Before They Pick Your House
5.26K views
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Length 16:379 Home Depot Items Retired Cops Buy Before Break-In Season
1.12K views
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Length 14:123 Lighting Habits That Tell Burglars Nobody's Home
656 views
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Length 13:357 Things Retired Burglars Admit Make Them NEVER Come Back
570 views
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Length 15:5315 Hiding Spots Combat Veterans Use That Burglars Never Find
515 views
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Latest videos
Newest first
Length 12:21The REALITY of Burglar Signs on Your Front Door
8 views
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Length 13:49Do Open Blinds at Night Invite Burglars? What Convicted Burglars Actually Say
93 views
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Length 13:416 Stops in a 15-Minute Evening Check That Close the Doors Burglars Actually Use
153 views
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Length 14:357 Cheap AutoZone Items Retired Cops Keep in Every Car Before Fall
92 views
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Length 13:457 Hidden Spots Retired Burglars Admit They Never Find
100 views
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Length 14:275 DIY Safe-Rooms Retired Cops Teach Seniors Living Alone (Where Burglars Never Look)
40 views
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What they sell
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Analysis
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Persona
Frank Mercer
Expert · Middle-aged · Male · Plain room with window blinds (avatar); thumbnails overlay him on night-time houses, doors and a car trunk
- Niche
Home security through a burglar's eyes: habits, signs, cheap fixes
- Audience
Homeowners and renters who want low-cost ways to make a house harder to burgle, including some older people living alone (one title names seniors living alone); one video targets drivers. No audience is stated (inferred from titles and descriptions).
- Avatar
- Realistic avatar
- A photorealistic man in his late 50s or 60s with short grey hair and a stern, neutral expression, in a navy quarter-zip sweater or an olive field jacket over a black T-shirt. The avatar is a plain head-and-shoulders portrait; thumbnails place him at one edge, pointing, over dark scenes.
- Format
Narrated explainer of 12 to 17 minutes: a statistic or short scene, then a numbered list (3 to 15) of what burglars notice, check or avoid, each tied to a cheap fix, ending with a recap and a nudge to act. Newer descriptions add chapter timestamps.
- Content pillars
- What burglars notice and check before choosing a house
- Hiding spots and where burglars never look
- Admissions from retired burglars, retired cops and veterans
- Cheap hardware-store and auto-parts item lists
- Habits that signal an empty home (lighting, deliveries, errands)
- Evening security checks and safe rooms for seniors
- Title patterns
- [N] Things Retired Burglars Admit [Scare Them Away From a House]
- [N] [Store] Items Retired Cops [Buy Before Break-In Season]
- Your [Smart Doorbell] Is Telling Burglars [You're Not Home]
- [N] [Grocery Run] Habits That Tell Burglars [Your House Is Empty]
- [N] Hiding Spots Combat Veterans Use That Burglars Never Find
- Thumbnails
The same stern grey-haired man at one edge, usually pointing at a detail (lock, bolt, latch) over a dark house, door or room scene. A 3–6 word caption in white and yellow block caps ending in a period, red-underlined in 9 of 10, and a red circle or arrow on the detail.
Their thumbnails, most viewed first
- Why it works
- Burglar-confession angle: 7 of 21 security titles feature retired burglars or home invaders, and the most viewed video (11,849 views) is one of them
- Number-led titles: 18 of 21 security titles lead with a number (3 to 15), including all 4 most viewed
- Steady output: 21 videos of about 12 to 17 minutes between Sep 3 and Oct 7, roughly 4 a week
- Fixed thumbnail template: the same persona (pointing in 9 of 10), a period-ended 3–6 word caption and a red circle or arrow in 10 of 10
Where the channel points
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