Views come from staff and friends
Videos get a few dozen views, and almost none of them come from search.

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YouTube is where people go to see how something is done. We plan the videos your customers are searching for, package them to be found on YouTube and on Google, and give every viewer a next step.
No cost and no commitment.

The search problem
A company spends a week filming a useful video, uploads it under a file name, and gets forty views, most of them from staff. The video was fine. Its title did not say what question it answers, the description was empty, and nothing on the channel led a viewer to the next video or to the website.
We start with what your customers type into YouTube, shape each video around one question, and write the title, description and chapters so that YouTube and Google both understand it. Then we connect the channel to your site and count what viewers do.
In plain terms
YouTube SEO is the work of getting videos found in YouTube search, in suggested videos and in Google’s own results. YouTube says it ranks search results by how well the title, the description and the video itself match the search, and by how viewers respond, with watch time high on the list. So the job has two halves: say clearly what the video is, and make a video people finish.
Google search is the second audience. It shows videos for how-to and comparison searches, and can take a searcher to the exact moment that answers them, using the chapter timestamps in your description. A video embedded on a relevant page of your own site can earn that page a place in results as well. Tags, once the heart of YouTube advice, play a small part today.
Videos get a few dozen views, and almost none of them come from search.
Uploads carry internal names that say nothing about the question answered.
Each video ends without pointing to another video or to your site.
Views get reported, and visits and leads from YouTube do not.
We research what your customers search on YouTube and where showing beats telling: a repair, a comparison, a walkthrough, a before and after. You get a list of topics in order, each with the search behind it.
A title that states the question in the viewer’s words, a description that sums up the answer in its first lines, chapters with timestamps, accurate captions, and a thumbnail that shows what is inside.
Videos are grouped into playlists by topic, each one ends by pointing to the next, and the best are embedded on the matching page of your site. A viewer always has somewhere to go.
We read search terms, watch time and the points where viewers drop off, and trace visits and leads from YouTube to your site. Those numbers decide the next round of topics.
Do this to one video
Take your most useful existing video and repackage it. The job takes an hour, and it shows you what the method is worth before you film anything new.
Chapters are the piece most channels skip. YouTube’s rules for them are simple: list timestamps in the description, start the first at 00:00, include at least three, and make each chapter at least ten seconds long. Google can then show those moments in its own results.
What you get
The readout
We record a baseline before we change anything, then read search visibility beside the actions that pay the bills.
Pricing
Three ways to invest in your business showing up when buyers search. Each package is billed monthly, month to month, and each one includes everything in the one before it.
The work every site needs, done properly and kept up every month.
$1,000a month
Month to month
We recommend
Foundation, plus the pages, articles and links that reach more of your buyers.
$2,500a month
Month to month
Growth, plus press outreach, more markets and reporting that follows each lead to revenue.
$5,000a month
Month to month
The price changes only when the scope does, such as a very large catalog, many locations or a move to a new platform, and we agree any change in writing before the work starts.
Questions
No. The title has to describe a video people want, and the video has to deliver on it. YouTube watches whether viewers stay. Chapters, the description, playlists and the opening seconds all play a part.
Either. We can plan topics and package videos your team films, or produce them with our video team. A good first step is to repackage the videos you already have.
Often, yes. Google shows videos for how-to and comparison searches. Clear titles, chapters and a video embedded on a relevant page of your site all improve the odds. No one can promise a specific placement.
A well-packaged video on a question with little competition is the quickest to pick up search views. Competitive topics take longer and depend on how viewers respond. Older videos can improve after repackaging, which is why we start there.
By what viewers do next. We report watch time, visits to your site from YouTube, and the leads or sales those visits produce, beside the search terms that brought viewers in.
Keep exploring
Send us the channel. We will show you what your customers search on YouTube, and which of your videos could be found for it.
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