Thomas Cooking

No sales funnel mapped for this channel yet.

Niche

Kitchen-mistake fixes and old-style home cooking tricks

Audience

Home cooks, likely adults and older viewers, who want to fix common kitchen failures and like thrifty, traditional-style cooking (inferred from titles, descriptions and transcripts).

Avatar

• Realistic avatar
• A photorealistic dark-haired man with a salt-and-pepper beard in a beige plaid shirt, shown in a bright modern kitchen, mostly head-and-shoulders beside the finished dish.

Format

One dish or kitchen problem per video: a vivid failure scene, the hidden cause, then numbered fixes with chapters, closing with a comment prompt.

Content pillars

• Fixing common cooking failures
• Potato and egg dishes
• Budget dinners
• Baking and dough basics
• Rice and bean methods

Title patterns

• NEVER [cook X] Again. Try This Old [Y] Trick Instead
• Most People Are Cooking [X] Wrong — Try This Instead
• Why Your [X] Turn to Glue (And How to Fix It)
• [Dish] at home ([the key variable])

Thumbnails

The persona on the left, pointing or looking at the camera, beside a large finished dish. Bold white and yellow all-caps text of 2–4 words and a red arrow to the food.

Their thumbnails, most viewed first

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  7.33K views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)
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  624 views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)
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  478 views (opens on YouTube in a new tab)

Why it works

• One thumbnail template across 10 of 10 thumbnails: same man, dish close-up, big caps text and red arrow
• Problem-solution titles: 6 of 12 titles use a 'Never/Most People/Why Your' hook
• One video reached 7,038 views, against 9–468 for the rest, so the channel depends on a single outlier
• Consistent output: about 4 uploads a week, 12–13 minute videos with chapters