In a feed a video lives for two days. On YouTube it keeps finding new people for years after it is published.
YouTube is the world’s second search engine, so a video still brings viewers a year later. In a feed it lives 24–72 hours.
Enough for breakdowns, interviews and documentary series that do not fit into Reels.
The library does not depend on this month’s ad budget and brings viewers even when you pause.
YouTube is slower: the first months are modest, then the archive starts to accumulate views.
You bring the expertise and the face, we do the rest.
Positioning, formats and a content plan before the first shoot.
One shoot day gives a month of episodes. We do the edit, sound and grade in-house.
Thumbnails, titles, descriptions, tags: everything the click depends on.
Calendar, publishing, retention reports and format tweaks after every episode.
Packages and prices are on the regular content page →
Tell us who can speak on camera and about what. We come back with a format, a calendar and a number.
