Most of the people on this page didn't hire me to get them off the ground. They were already successful — many of them extremely so — before we ever had a conversation.
They hired me for one reason: speed. To shorten the distance between where their channel was and where it needed to be, and to get monetization working sooner than it would have on its own. That's the whole job. A well-run system takes the guesswork out, so the momentum that would have taken years shows up in months.
Here's the part most agencies won't say out loud. Putting big names on a page and claiming credit for their success is the industry's favorite move. The truth is that every person you see above was going to win with or without me. My role was to carry the torch for a stretch of the road and help them get there faster. I'm proud of that work — I'm just not going to pretend I was the reason.
I'll be equally direct about capacity. I don't work with anyone on a regular consulting basis, and I'm very selective about who I engage with one-on-one. I spent ten years engineering jet engines before I ever touched a YouTube dashboard, and I'd rather go deep with a few people than shallow with hundreds. I just want the people I work with to win.
For people who do want to work with me, there are two paths. The first is a Channel Audit: you give me access to your backend, I go through your analytics, and I walk you through exactly what I'd do if I were running your channel for the next 90 days. The second is ongoing support — but that's at my discretion, based on where you are and where I think you're going. Every conversation starts with the audit.
And if you'd rather build alongside other people than go it alone, The Engine Room is the other option: a group environment where members are building at the same time, with me and Bo Hawkins as guides on the YouTube and personal-brand journey.
