Your channel has 40 views. One is your mum. I make interviews and short documentaries that help customers trust you before they've met you, built around the questions they're already asking.
Not what you wish they searched for. The questions people type before they ring someone like you, answered on camera by you.
I ask the questions a customer would, in the order they'd ask them. You answer like a person, not a brochure.
17 years of broadcast standards: clean sound, honest colour, and cuts that keep people watching to the end.
Packaging matters as much as the video. Nobody finishes what they didn't start.
Most people hate being filmed. I spent years getting athletes and coaches ready for hostile press conferences. Your explainer will be fine.
Views are attention. Enquiries are business. You get both, in separate columns.
Attention and results are kept apart, because they are not the same thing.
2.2mYouTube views in 11 months
Good advice, a YouTube channel and 9 years of content behind it. Total views: 2.7 million.
Produced and edited the channel's video, and hosted an interview series with the chief economists of four banks.
2.2 million views in 11 months, including paid promotion I ran. Views measure attention, not sales. The full case.
11episodes, 74 questions on the record
Hosted interviews with Mike Jones (BNZ), Nick Tuffley (ASB), Jarrod Kerr (Kiwibank) and Kelly Eckhold (Westpac). Interest rates and inflation, asked the way a homeowner would ask.
Leading the editorial and graphics on a documentary series about infrastructure costs passed to homeowners, so a minister, or a homeowner, can follow it first time.
Agreed. That's why I report enquiries alongside views, and why this site keeps attention and results in separate columns.
Most people do. We rehearse until it's boring, and boring is when people relax. If you'd rather not front it at all, we find the person in your business who should.
No. Most business video is better with fewer people in the room. If a job needs more, a second camera or a specialist, you'll know before we start.
It depends on the format and how many episodes. After a 20-minute call you'll get a clear price before any work begins.
Book a 20-minute call. Tell me what's going on in your business. I'll tell you what I'd do, and whether you need me at all.