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I'm thinking of starting a YouTube video production service for B2B businesses. Wanted to get some honest feedback before I start! The idea is to have the company's own experts (an engineer, a technician, a sales rep, whoever actually knows the answer) answer the real questions their customers ask before buying, on video. Things like "how much does X cost", "X vs Y, which one do I need", "what goes wrong when you install X". I collect the questions in a short call with the sales team, record a remote call with the expert, cut myself out in editing, add screen recordings of the product if needed, and publish it on the company's YouTube channel. The point is that the video is useful even with very few views I think. The sales team can send it to a prospect who asked that exact question and over time it can rank on YouTube and Google for searches people actually make. In addition to that, the added value is the content repurposing: turning each video into vertical clips with subtitles, LinkedIn posts, a newsletter, a blog post, etc., so the company gets more content out of a single recording. A few things I'm unsure about and would love feedback on: Would they prefer remote recording or someone coming to their office with a camera (this was originally my idea to add some extra value to the service)? Is "videos your sales team can use tomorrow" a stronger pitch than "grow your YouTube channel"? Which industries do you think this would work best for?   submitted by   /u/IAmRogueStar [link]   [comments]

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  • 发布时间：2026/10/4 06:10:45