The Simple Home Code
@thesimplehomecode
Language: EnglishCountry not available33 days old
- Persona: Aiko · Homemaker · Middle-aged
- Home cleaning
- Decluttering
- Home organization
- Japanese lifestyle
- Minimalism
- Cleaning mistakes
- Simple living
- Subscribers
- 7
- Total views
- 791
- Videos
- 2
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Growth
Subscribers · daily totals we stored, UTC days
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| Day (UTC) | Subscribers |
|---|---|
| Oct 14, 2026 | 7 |
| Oct 13, 2026 | 7 |
| Oct 12, 2026 | 7 |
| Oct 11, 2026 | 7 |
| Oct 10, 2026 | 7 |
| Oct 9, 2026 | 7 |
| Oct 8, 2026 | 6 |
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Analysis
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Persona
Aiko
Homemaker · Middle-aged · Female · Bright, minimalist home: laundry room and living room
- Niche
Japanese-inspired home cleaning and decluttering habits
- Audience
Adults running a household who want a tidier home with less cleaning effort and are drawn to Japanese-style minimalism (inferred from the about text, titles and channel keywords).
- Avatar
- Realistic avatar
- A photorealistic middle-aged woman with shoulder-length dark hair, a white blouse and linen apron, shown in a bright, tidy laundry room and living room, smiling and gesturing toward the subject.
- Format
A 16–18 minute numbered list of 11 habits or methods, each framed as a Japanese-inspired way to clean less or declutter, covering what to stop and what to do instead (from the two titles and descriptions).
- Content pillars
- Japanese-inspired decluttering
- Cleaning mistakes that damage the home
- Home organisation systems
- Title patterns
- [N] Japanese Methods to [goal] in [time]
- [N] [X] Habits That Are Slowly Damaging Your Home | The Japanese Approach
- Thumbnails
The presenter on the right in a linen apron, smiling and gesturing at the subject: a before/after room split or a grid of red-X cleaning mistakes, with a bold black-and-yellow caption led by a number ('11') in bright white and beige rooms.
Their thumbnails, most viewed first
- Why it works
- A searchable angle: both titles pair the number 11 with 'Japanese' methods or approach, and the channel sets 25 keywords on Japanese cleaning and decluttering
- Long list videos (16 and 18 min) with 11 items each; one description sells the length ('the full story, in 16 minutes')
- Both thumbnails put the same apron-wearing presenter beside a before/after or a grid of X-marked mistakes under a numbered caption
- Too early to show results: 554 total views and 4 subscribers from 2 uploads (Sep 18 and 21), so nothing yet proves the format performs
Where the channel points
No outside links found on this channel yet.
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