A finished YouTube episode, every week.
You record. We edit, package, and on Pro, publish. Podcast episodes up to 45 minutes, talking-head videos up to 15, on a schedule you can count on.
Shorts get views. Episodes get trust.
A buyer who has watched you talk for twenty minutes has already decided you know the market. The research says the same thing from every angle.
of sellers hired the first agent they spoke with. Buyers: 47%.
The agent who gets the first call wins. A weekly episode is how you become the first call.
Zillow, 2025
of sellers now find their agent through online channels, up from 15% in 2018.
More than one in three listings starts with someone watching, reading, or searching. Be what they find.
Zillow, 2025
of buyers chose an agent by referral or one they had used before, and 76% of repeat buyers interviewed only one.
People hire who they already know. Long-form makes you already known before you have met.
NAR, 2025
of buyers rate online video sites as very useful in their home search. 52% used one.
Your next buyer is on YouTube already. The only question is whose videos they are watching.
NAR, 2025
of Americans listen to podcasts every month, about 167 million people. Among those 55 and older, 44%, double what it was in 2023.
The typical home seller is 64. The podcast audience is now their audience too.
Edison Research, 2026; NAR, 2025
of all television viewing in the United States is YouTube, a record, and more than any network or streaming service.
Long-form on YouTube is not a phone habit anymore. It is what is on in the living room.
Nielsen, Aug 2026
And the agents already doing it know. In the National Association of Realtors’ 2025 technology survey, social media was the number one source of quality leads, named by 39% of Realtors, ahead of their CRM, the MLS, and paid ads.
Sources
- Zillow Consumer Housing Trends Report for Agents, 2025 (release Dec 30, 2025)
- National Association of Realtors, 2025 Profile of Home Buyers and Sellers
- National Association of Realtors, 2025 Realtors Technology Survey
- Edison Research, The Infinite Dial 2026 and Edison Podcast Metrics
- Nielsen, The Gauge, August 2026 (released Oct 22, 2026)
Built for a specific kind of agent.
Weekly long-form is a commitment. It pays off for the agents who make it, so we are direct about who it fits.
This is for agents who
- Want to be the known authority in their market through long-form YouTube
- Can record consistently and do not want to edit
- Want a reliable weekly cadence
- Prefer structure, guardrails, and predictability
- Know consistency beats virality
This is not for agents who
- Want a one-off viral video
- Only want short-form Reels
- Want full marketing strategy or ad management
- Need constant creative direction or rewrites
- Are not ready to commit to weekly
Two formats. One weekly system.
Record either one, or alternate. Every week, one finished episode comes back.
Podcast-style episode
Up to 45 minutes finished
A sit-down conversation. You and a guest, or you and a co-host, talking about the market, the neighborhoods, the deals. The format that builds a following.
Talking-head video
Up to 15 minutes finished
Market updates, local highlights, how-to and education. You on camera, cut tight, with graphics that make the numbers land.
On set with agents around Seattle. Their living rooms, their offices, our cameras.
How a week runs.
The same four steps, every week. Predictable for you, and predictable for us, which is what keeps it on time.
Record
In the Riverside studio we set up for you, which records in high quality from a browser, or on your own camera or phone. Podcast or talking head, your call each week.
Upload, 14 days ahead
Drop the raw files in your folder at least 14 days before your delivery date. That buffer is what keeps every episode on time.
We edit and package
Audio cleaned, color corrected, graphics and lower thirds added, cut for pace. On Essential and Pro, the thumbnail, title, description, chapters, and short clips come with it.
It goes live
On Lite and Essential, you publish with everything ready. On Pro, we publish and schedule it on your channel, optimize it, and review performance with you every month.
Pick how much of it you want to do.
Every plan delivers one finished long-form episode a week. The difference is who handles the rest. No long-term contract: first and last month up front, then month to month with 30 days notice. Annual pricing is ten months for twelve.
Lite
Weekly editing. You handle topics, thumbnails, and publishing.
- One long-form YouTube edit every week
- Audio cleanup and color correction
- Standard motion graphics and lower thirds
- Intro and outro
- One revision per episode, technical fixes always included
- Topic research
- Thumbnails
- Short clips
- Titles and descriptions
- Publishing
Essential
Editing plus a producer in your corner. You publish.
- Everything in Lite
- Topic ideas and episode structure
- Hook and pacing guidance
- B-roll suggestions
- One custom thumbnail per episode
- Titles, descriptions, keywords, and chapters
- Two short clips every week
- Enhanced motion graphics
- One revision per episode
Pro
You record. Everything else, including publishing, is ours.
- Everything in Essential
- Publishing and scheduling on your channel
- Search optimization, chapters, end screens, cards, playlists, pinned comments
- Three thumbnail variants per episode
- Shorts published to YouTube Shorts
- Early performance optimization
- Monthly analytics snapshot and strategy review
- Guest and podcast recording support
- Two revisions per episode
Setup, $2,500 one time
Skip it if your channel, branding, and recording setup are already in place.
- YouTube channel setup or refresh
- Branding alignment
- Custom intro and outro
- Motion graphics and lower-thirds package
- Workflow onboarding
- Riverside studio setup
- Publishing permissions
In-person capture session, $750
Our local capture team comes to you. Up to three hours on site, subject to availability, with the first 20 miles of round-trip travel included and $3 a mile after that.
Also available
- Backlog episode editing
- Additional short clips
- Multi-platform distribution (Pro)
- Community setup and management
- Guest booking support
How we keep it weekly.
These rules protect your schedule, and everyone else's. They are the reason an episode shows up every week.
Weekly cadence only
One episode a week is the whole point. We do not do bursts or one-offs.
Missed weeks do not roll over
Your slot is reserved for you every week, whether or not footage arrives.
Footage is due 14 days before delivery
That is what keeps every episode on time without rush work.
Late footage moves the delivery date
Not the quality. The schedule shifts, the edit does not get squeezed.
No rush or expedited delivery
The calendar is built so nobody's episode has to jump the line.
Restructuring is not an edit
We cut what you recorded. Rewriting the episode is a new episode.
Common questions.
- What counts as a revision?
- Minor edits: a cut here, a pacing change there. Technical errors are always fixed and never count. Restructuring the episode or changing the message is not a revision, it is a new edit.
- How long can my episodes be?
- Podcast episodes run up to 45 minutes finished. Talking-head videos, like market updates, local highlights, and education, run up to 15 minutes finished.
- What can I record with?
- iPhone, action cams, professional cameras, 360 cameras, or the Riverside studio we set up for you, which records in high quality from a browser. Upload the raw files and we take it from there.
- Do I need to commit long-term?
- No long-term contract. First and last month are due up front, and cancellation takes 30 days notice. We strongly recommend giving it six months. That is how long a weekly channel takes to show what it can do.
- Do you post on social media?
- Only Pro includes publishing: we put the episode and the Shorts on your YouTube channel. Lite and Essential deliver the finished files and, on Essential, two short clips a week, and you post them. Multi-platform distribution is an add-on on Pro.
- Is this the same as Launch to Close?
- No. Launch to Close markets one listing every day until it's under contract. Content Launchpad builds your channel: one long-form episode every week, about you and your market, not about one house.
- Can you come record me?
- Yes, in the Seattle area. An in-person capture session is up to three hours on site, subject to availability, with the first 20 miles of round-trip travel included.
- What if I already have a channel and branding?
- Then skip the setup fee. It only applies if you need the channel built or refreshed, branding aligned, a custom intro and outro, or the workflow and studio set up.
Your first episode could be live this month.
Book a strategy call. We look at what you have recorded, pick the plan, and set your first delivery date.
No long-term contract. 30-day cancellation. Start this week.