Prepper Pete

Budget prepping with canned food stockpiles and cheap emergency supplies

Budget-minded American preppers and families building an emergency food stockpile, from beginners to experienced preppers (stated in the about text and supported by the titles).

• Realistic avatar
• A photorealistic middle-aged bald man with a long dark beard streaked with grey, always in a coral T-shirt, shown close-up holding cans toward the camera with exaggerated expressions.

A ranked list of canned foods or cheap supplies in one category, scored on calories, protein, cost and shelf life, ending on a 'surprising number one pick'.

• Canned food rankings by category
• Canned food shelf life and storage
• Cheap stockpile and barter items
• Keeping food cold without power
• Survival tools and gear

• The [N] Canned [Category] Every Prepper Should Stockpile
• The Only [N] Canned [Category] [That Will Actually Keep You Alive]
• [N] Canned Foods That [Are Wasting Space In Your Stockpile]
• [N] Cheap Items To Stockpile [NOW / Hoard And Barter With]
• [N] Canned Foods To STOCKPILE Before Everyone Else Does

Close-up of the persona holding cans toward the camera with a surprised or wary face; a short yellow uppercase caption with a hand-drawn arrow, or a yellow 'TOP [N] CANNED [X]' bar along the bottom.

• A canned-food focus: 16 of 26 titles name canned food, as do 7 of the 10 most viewed videos
• One title shape, 'The [Only] [N] Canned [Category]', on all 4 most viewed videos (19,109 to 145,527 views)
• Two videos carry the reach: 145,527 and 108,084 views, about 68% of 371,385 total views
• Consistent thumbnails: the same bearded persona shows canned food in 8 of 10, with a short yellow caption
• Recent growth: 1,149 of 2,020 subscribers and 232,109 views came in the last 30 days, after the late-August canned-category lists