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Save With Annie

@savewithannie

Language: EnglishCountry: United States8 years old

  • Persona: Annie Hemingway · Grandmother · Senior
  • Dollar tree
  • Senior discounts
  • Budget shopping
  • Frugal living
  • Walmart
  • Coupons
  • Retirement savings
Subscribers
12.6K
Total views
476K
Videos
33

Stats updated Stats from YouTube

Growth

Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days

Not enough stored days to draw a line yet.
Tracking started Oct 17, 2026.

Top videos

Most viewed

What they sell

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How they sell it

  1. 1Video
  2. 2Descriptionstore link in the first line
  3. 3Landing pageGumroad · anniehemingway.gumroad.com
  4. 4CheckoutGumroad
  • Store link in 90% of recent descriptions
  • Link in descriptions since Jul 5, 2026
  • Entry points: the About page, the first line of descriptions, the description body

Analysis

Our own reading of the channel’s public titles, descriptions and thumbnails, not data from YouTube.

Persona

Annie Hemingway

Grandmother · Senior · Female · Inside stores such as Dollar Tree, Walmart and Walgreens

Niche

Dollar Tree and store savings tips and senior discounts

Audience

US seniors and budget-minded shoppers looking for store discounts, free services and Dollar Tree buying tips (inferred from titles, the about text and the ebook pitch).

Avatar
  • Realistic avatar
  • A photorealistic elderly woman with wavy grey hair, round glasses and a cardigan over a blue collared shirt, placed in store aisles or in front of store fronts. The face is the same across thumbnails, with an exaggerated surprised or pointing pose.
Format

Numbered list video of about 20 minutes: a hook about a store secret, 10 to 25 items each with the catch, then a recap and a comment question. Descriptions link to a paid senior-savings ebook.

Content pillars
  • Dollar Tree hacks and secrets
  • Free things stores give seniors
  • Hidden senior discounts
  • Items leaving store shelves
  • Walmart, Walgreens and Sam's Club tips
Title patterns
  • [N] MORE Things Seniors DON'T Know [Store] Gives For FREE!
  • [N] Hidden Senior Discounts [Store] Never Advertises in 2026
  • [N] Shopping Secrets [Store] Doesn't Want You to Know!
  • [N] Items You Won't Be Able to Find at [Store] After [Date]
Thumbnails

The same elderly woman in a store aisle or in front of a store sign, pointing or looking shocked, with short bold caps text in a box such as FREE FOR SENIORS or GONE AFTER OCT 1, plus red arrows.

Why it works
  • One topic dominates: Dollar Tree appears in most titles and in all 4 of the top 4 videos
  • Top video 'MORE Things Seniors DON'T Know Dollar Tree Gives For FREE' has 202,638 views, far above the rest
  • Steady output of about 2.6 uploads a week at 18 to 21 minutes each, 30 videos dated since July 5
  • A senior persona matches the senior-focused titles and the about text's 76-year-old backstory
  • Ebook link in the first line of 25 of 30 descriptions gives a clear next step

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