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Kim Bok-Soon

@kimbok-soon

Language: EnglishCountry not available57 days old

  • Persona: Kim Bok-Soon · Grandmother · Senior
  • Korean cooking
  • Cooking tips
  • Home cooking
  • Kitchen tricks
  • Grandmother recipes
  • Cooking mistakes
Subscribers
5
Total views
510
Videos
8

Stats updated Stats from YouTube

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, 20265
Nov 1, 20264
Oct 31, 20263
Oct 30, 20263
Oct 29, 20263
Oct 28, 20263
Oct 27, 20263
Oct 26, 20263
Oct 25, 20263

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Analysis

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Persona

Kim Bok-Soon

Grandmother · Senior · Female · Home kitchen with wooden table and cookware

Niche

Korean-grandmother cooking mistakes and kitchen tricks for everyday ingredients

Audience

English-speaking home cooks who want fixes for common cooking mistakes with everyday foods like rice, shrimp, steak and potatoes, with a Korean home-cooking angle (inferred from titles and descriptions).

Avatar
  • Realistic avatar
  • A photorealistic older Korean woman with short gray-black hair, a knit cardigan and patterned apron, smiling and gesturing at a dish in a warm home kitchen.
Format

One ingredient per video of about 13 minutes: a problem hook, a claim of lifelong experience, then step-by-step fixes and a recap ending with a comment question.

Content pillars
  • Fixing common cooking mistakes
  • Korean home-cooking techniques
  • Proteins: steak, shrimp, salmon
  • Staples: rice, potatoes, garlic
Title patterns
  • Most People Are Cooking [X] Wrong! These Korean Secrets Make It Perfect Every Time
  • Why Your [X] Always [Problem] — Try This Korean Trick
  • Stop Boiling [X] the Old Way! 12 Korean Tricks for [Result]
Thumbnails

The persona on the left smiling and pointing, a dish on the right, and a red box with white all-caps text such as STOP BOILING plus an arrow to the food.

Why it works
  • Six of the last six long videos share a mistake-then-fix title formula with a Korean angle
  • Every recent thumbnail uses the same persona, red caption box and arrow, so the look is consistent
  • Common ingredients like steak, rice and shrimp give broad search appeal
  • Output of about 6 videos in 16 days (Oct 8-23) shows a steady cadence

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