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Mick Thomson

@mickthomsonhomedefense

Language: EnglishCountry not available6 years old

  • Persona: Mick Thomson · Retired professional · Middle-aged
  • Home security
  • Burglary prevention
  • Home defence
  • Garage security
  • Living alone
  • Australia
  • Safety tips
Subscribers
116
Total views
2.67K
Videos
11

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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 3, 2026116
Nov 2, 2026113
Nov 1, 2026106
Oct 31, 2026102

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Analysis

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Persona

Mick Thomson

Retired professional · Middle-aged · Male · Outdoors in front of a house in a red-earth landscape

Niche

Australian home burglary prevention tips from a former-officer persona

Audience

Australian homeowners, renters and older people living alone who want low-cost home security tips (inferred from titles, descriptions and the opening lines; no audience data).

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  • Talking head · Talking head
  • A man presented as 43, with a greying dark beard and swept-back hair in an olive work shirt, framed close like a selfie in front of a low house and red-dirt scrub under a blue sky; a few clips show him indoors in a navy shirt.
Format

About 17-18 minutes: the presenter opens to camera with a burglary scenario and his former-officer intro, then a list of tips or fixes with staged cutaways, a safety close with police numbers, a subscribe prompt and a sign-off.

Content pillars
  • Hiding spots and valuables
  • Door, window and garage security
  • Night-time habits
  • Home safety for people living alone
  • Personal defence at home
Title patterns
  • [N] Things a Former ASIS Officer Does/Teaches [Audience] ([hook in brackets])
  • How a Burglar Gets Into an Australian House in 60 Seconds
  • How To Stop [Break-In Type] (Former ASIS Officer Fix)
  • I'm an Ex-ASIS Officer - Here's What I Use to [Goal] in Australia
Thumbnails

Close-up of the bearded presenter with a worried or stern face, pointing or holding a finger to his lips, beside a red arrow and a bold white caption with yellow or red words, such as 'BURGLARS MISS THESE'.

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Why it works
  • All 6 newest videos use the same former-officer title hook, with an Australian focus in 5 of 6
  • 7 long videos in 10 days (Oct 22-31), each 17-18 minutes, with 'we post every other day' stated in the videos
  • 3 of the 4 most viewed videos (426 to 643 views) are numbered lists, 2 of them aimed at people living alone
  • Openings name Brisbane and say 'arvo'; closes give local police numbers, a local tone for Australian viewers

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