I make long-form reviews and tutorials about your product, built around what people already search for. They keep ranking, and keep sending signups, long after the campaign is over.
Gijs is fantastic at capturing how a product works, how users will want to interact with it, and creating informational videos that keep people engaged. Love the work and plan to come back for more.
Daniel Scott
Head of Marketing at Iru
Brands we've worked with
Three things make a dedicated video worth paying for:
Here is what that looks like in my own analytics and in my partners' dashboards.
Nas.io Explained in 12 Minutes, published May 6, 2025
It still picks up about 16 views a day, the same pace it has held for over a year, and almost all of them come from search.
Gojiberry AI Tutorial, published October 7, 2026
81.5% of its views come from YouTube search. In 20 days the video has already brought in more than 40 referrals, and the views line is still climbing.
Zeely AI Review, published August 31, 2026
82% of its views come from YouTube search, from people looking the tool up before they decide. That is 235 people per day seeing this video before they buy, and 3 weeks in, it is still speeding up.
Every package includes:
I pick the topic based on search volume and buying intent, not on what is easiest to film. You see the angle before anything gets written.
You read the script before I record and can correct anything factually wrong about the product. 2 rounds of notes are included.
Screen recording, voiceover, editing, motion graphics, thumbnail and chapters. Filmed in a real account.
It goes out to the channel's subscribers and into search, under the authority the channel has already built.
Your tracked link sits in the first line of the description, in the pinned comment and in the on-screen call to action.
Views, retention, click-through and traffic sent, so you have something to take to the rest of your team.
One dedicated video on Software Scope
$2,000 per video, published over one quarter
From the first email to the published video, in 2 to 3 weeks.
Day 1
You send the brief by email: what the product does, who you want to reach and what a good outcome looks like, plus access to a working account.
Days 1 to 2
I come back with the topic, the search terms it targets and the angle of the video.
Days 2 to 4
You get the full script. Correct anything inaccurate about the product and flag anything legal. 2 rounds included.
Weeks 1 to 2
We produce the video and send it to you before publishing.
Weeks 2 to 3
It goes live on Software Scope with your links in the description and pinned comment, on a date we agree.
Months 1 and 3
A report at 30 days and again at 90, with the video's analytics.
Mostly small and mid-sized business owners, plus department managers in marketing, sales and operations. They are usually the person who picks the tool and signs off on the spend, and they arrive while they are still comparing options. The bulk of the audience sits in the US, the UK, Canada and Western Europe.
You approve the script and see the finished cut, and you can correct anything factually wrong at either stage. The editorial opinion stays mine, which is the part that makes the video worth buying.
I do not guarantee view counts, and you should be careful with anyone who does. What I guarantee is the work: the research, the production quality and the publication slot. Search traffic builds over months, which is why the last report comes at 90 days.
That is an option, but it is not part of the standard packages. If you want to run the video, or cuts from it, in your own ads or on your site, mention it in your email and we will work it out.
Yes, and it is usually the better deal for both of us. The three-video package is the normal starting point, and it can roll forward quarterly after that. Ask in your email.
Send me the product, the timing you have in mind and the outcome you are measuring. I will tell you honestly whether a dedicated video is the right spend, and I will say so if it is not.
