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Schwarzent in one scroll: how a channel grows, our channels with numbers you can verify, long-form episodes and shorts with millions of views, three tests for real views, what it costs compared with an in-house team, open slots this quarter and what happens after you get in touch.

The whole offer in one place: what you get every month (4 long-form episodes and 30 shorts), two episode formats (faceless or with a host), the first month week by week, measurement from day one, the cost compared with an in-house team, the guarantee and FAQs.

The path of an episode from topic to report: research into what your customers search for, the quarterly calendar, how a script is built, narration and visuals, titles and thumbnails, a steady publishing schedule, shorts, measurement and what we need from you.

Everything your leadership needs to decide, on one page you can print or save as a PDF: the monthly scope, what goes into the contract, the guarantee, how much of your team’s time it takes, the plan from signing to the results review, the cost compared with an in-house team, proof from our own channels and our company details.

Eight industries with sample customer questions, from heat pumps to business software. Five have their own pages with sample episode ideas, an episode sketch and our channel in a similar niche, and each one links to a brief with your industry filled in.

• Heat pumps and solarA done-for-you YouTube channel for heat pump, HVAC and solar companies: episodes that answer homeowners’ questions, shorts and a monthly report.
• ConstructionA done-for-you YouTube channel for builders and contractors: episodes that answer owners’ questions, footage from your jobsites, shorts and a monthly report.
• ManufacturingA done-for-you YouTube channel for manufacturers: your processes, machines and products explained in episodes and shorts, with a monthly report on clicks.
• AutomotiveA done-for-you YouTube channel for dealerships, auto service shops and fleet companies: episodes about cars and costs, shorts and a monthly report.
• Business softwareA done-for-you YouTube channel for business software companies: implementation guides, comparisons and walkthroughs with nobody on camera, shorts and a report.

Our six channels on the same scale, each with views, subscribers and video counts from the public YouTube counter. Plus long-form episodes with likes and comments, our top shorts and three tests that tell real viewers from bought views.

Who runs your channel: our story since the first videos, six channels and their top videos, the team and its roles, eight rules we work by, how we make episodes and the details of the company you sign with.

More than thirty answers in five groups: a channel for your company, contract and pricing, results and numbers, working together and the channel audit. With a search box and shortcuts to the most common questions.

A free call with a channel review Filip does himself: the six areas we check, a sample review card, how it works step by step and what you get after the call, with no obligation.

Two groups of guides: your company’s own channel and working with creators. When a channel makes sense, what it costs, how to choose an agency or a channel to partner with and how to measure results. The guides are in Polish; we’ve translated the titles below so you know what each one covers.

• A company channel on YouTube: when it makes senseWhen your own channel pays off, the three conditions to meet before launch and five reasons why company channels die in their third month.
• Sponsored integrations vs. YouTube AdsTwo mechanisms that are easy to confuse: a different payment model, a different level of viewer attention and a different lifespan of the material.
• Product placement on YouTubeHow it differs from an integration, which products suit it, how to label the material in line with the law and how to write a mention that viewers do not skip.
• How to measure the effect of an integrationThree numbers that matter, the conversion attribution trap and metrics that look good in a report but mean nothing.
• Sponsorship on YouTube: how it worksHow an integration differs from a pre-roll ad, which formats are available, what the path from brief to report looks like and which mistakes cost brands the most.
• How much it costs to run a YouTube channelSix roles you pay for, three models (your own staff, freelancers or an outside team) and the factors that raise and lower the price.
• What it costs to advertise with a YouTuberFour billing models, six factors that set the rate and a way of calculating the cost of attention that lets you compare any two offers.
• How to choose a YouTube agencyNine questions worth asking before you sign a contract, and four warning signs, from guaranteed subscribers to a portfolio made only of logos.
• How to choose a YouTube channel to partner withNiche before reach, how to read public numbers, signs of audience quality and a list of eight questions worth asking before you sign a contract.

A detailed form in a few steps: the questions depend on whether you want a done-for-you channel, an audit or something else. Only your company name, your name, email and consent are required, and we reply within one business day.

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