We Grow Your YouTube ChannelInto a Lead Machine & 100K SubsIn A Year. Completely Done For You.
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Different niches. Same plan.
Every one of them ran the plan I will set up for you.
"Jeremy Vest has done so many things for me and my YouTube channel. Everything from how to start to how to really grow."
Scaled from 30,000 to over 150,000 subscribers. Redefined pest control content by focusing on education.
Grew from 100 subscribers to over 112,000 by owning Local SEO on YouTube.
Scaled from 5,000 to over 600,000 subscribers in under one year.
Built a category-defining science channel known for structure, depth, and loyalty.
Built authority in one of the most competitive trade niches.
There is no one else who understands what grabs a potential viewer's attention like Jeremy does. He drills down to the exact element needed to take a video from HO HUM to viral potential.
Jeremy's frameworks shaped how we teach creators to think about niche, positioning, and audience.
One plan. $5,000 a month.
12 videos a month, one shoot day, everything else done for you. New channel or an established one, the plan is the same. I take twenty clients at a time, because I write and read every video myself. When the twenty are full, there is a waitlist.
The pace a busy person can hold: one shoot day a month, ten Shorts and two longs, and run your business.
- 10 Shorts and 2 long videos a month: 3 a week, two long videos a month
- One shoot day a month: 10 Shorts and 2 longs, the whole month in a day
- Your niche, found and locked by me
- Research: what is already winning in your space
- Every idea and every script, all 12 a month
- Every title, description and thumbnail
- Your show and your editing templates, set up by me
- Editing: I edit every video, cut, captioned and finished in your show's look
- Uploading: every video goes up on your channel at its time with its title, description and thumbnail; you never press upload
- Optimizing: a written review of every video every week
- A written report on your channel every two weeks
- A live group call every week, two private calls with me every month
- One community poll a week; I write it and post it myself
- The software, included the whole time
- The first 3 months are a minimum; after that you can cancel whenever you want to. No refunds.
- Or pay the year upfront by bank transfer: $50,000 for 12 months, which is 2 months free (save $10,000). I invoice it; we set it up on a call.
- The same every month, for as long as you stay. No setup fee, no per video fee, no refunds.
For a new channel: 100,000 subscribers in 12 months. Or I keep working for free.
If your channel is not at 100,000 subscribers at the end of month 12, I keep writing, reviewing and adjusting at no charge until it is.
Already past those numbers? I work with channels of every size. The plan is the same, and we set your 12-month target together on the first call, in writing, and I hold myself to it the same way: if you are not there at month 12, I keep working for free until you are.
No refund to fight over. No discount. I keep writing your scripts, reading your results and adjusting your plan, every week, at my own expense, until you are there. I can put that in writing because I have done this before, and because the plan is built from what is already winning in your niche, not from a guess.
You stay the 12 months, you film every batch when it is due, and you let every video go up as written, with the title, description and thumbnail as written. That is all I ask.
Charles hit 100,000 in 12 weeks and 200,000 in 4 months with me running everything. You will be doing the filming yourself, so I give it 12 months: four times what he needed for the first 100,000.
You hit record. I do everything else.
All of it runs inside Niche King, the software you log into: your niche, your research, your show, every script, every edit and every posting date, on one screen.
Ready to be the king of your niche?
I take twenty clients at a time, because I write and read every video myself. When the twenty are full, there is a waitlist. Leave your name and email, pick a time on the next screen, and on the call we set your target in writing. Already sure? Start today at the price above.
What people ask me before they buy.
What happens if I am not at 100,000 at month 12?
I keep working for free until you are: the scripts, the review, the adjustments, no invoice. That is the number for a new channel; if you started past them, the target we wrote down on the first call is the one this applies to. You stay the 12 months, you film every batch when it is due, and you let every video go up as written, with the title, description and thumbnail as written. That is all I ask.
Is this a subscription?
It is $5,000 a month. The first 3 months are a minimum: you cannot stop partway, and there are no refunds. After the first 3 months we keep going, month to month, and you can cancel whenever you want to. The same number of videos every month for as long as you stay. Or pay the year upfront by bank transfer, 12 months for the price of 10: $50,000, one invoice from me, 2 months free. Book a call and we set it up.
Why do I have to film a whole batch at a time?
Because that is how people finish. One sitting covers the whole month, on either pace, so you are never deciding whether to film today. Filming one at a time is how a plan quietly dies in week three, and I have seen it too many times to allow it.
Why 10 Shorts a month and not more?
Because it is not about quantity. 10 good Shorts a month, every one built on a format already winning in your niche, beats a flood of average ones. One shoot day a month is a pace you can keep while running a business: 10 Shorts and 2 longs in a day. If you can film faster and want more, we talk about it on the call. More than that and the quality drops before the channel notices the quantity.
How much of my time does this take?
Twelve days a year. One shoot day a month: 10 Shorts and 2 longs, from my scripts, in order, one take each. Everything else, the niche, the show, the scripts, the titles, the edits, the posting and the weekly review, is on me and the software.
Why subscribers and not leads?
A subscriber is a lead you never pay for again. Ads stop the day you stop paying; subscribers keep sending you business for years. Subscribers are also the one number we can both see on your channel every day, so the guarantee stands on something neither of us has to take on faith.
Who is this for?
You will get on camera and say the words I write, in batches, on a schedule. You can film a batch when it is due, month after month, without needing someone to remind you. You want the plan, the scripts and the edits handled by someone who has done this for nineteen years, and you are willing to do the filming yourself.
Who is it not for?
You want to write your own scripts or pick your own titles: the plan is the product. You want someone else on camera: the filming is the one part that is yours. You may want your money back: there are no refunds.
Do I need a channel already?
No. Charles started from zero. If you already have one, I use what it has already taught us.
I already have more than 100,000 subscribers. Does this apply to me?
Yes. Already past those numbers? I work with channels of every size. The plan is the same, and we set your 12-month target together on the first call, in writing, and I hold myself to it the same way: if you are not there at month 12, I keep working for free until you are. The pace, the price and the minimum are the same; only the target is yours.
Do I need equipment?
A phone, good light and a quiet room. The templates do the rest. If you have more, great; you do not need it.
Can I post something last minute?
Not through me. Nothing I write or schedule goes up less than two weeks out. This is a planned service: your month is written, filmed on its shoot day and scheduled ahead, and that is why it works. Once in a blue moon, fine. As a habit, no. If you want to post something of your own on the side, that is your channel.
What if I miss a shoot day?
Then you film it the next day and keep going. The plan is your Shorts in order; the calendar is there to keep you moving, not to punish you. What I will not do is rewrite the plan around someone who stopped filming.
What happens after the first 3 months?
Nothing changes except that you can leave. Same price, same pace: I write your next batch of scripts from what the last month taught us, you film them a batch at a time, they go up at your pace, and I review every week; the long videos continue, 2 a month and more as your channel has an audience for them. After the first 3 months we keep going, month to month, and you can cancel whenever you want to.
What about long videos?
2 a month. A new channel gets found through Shorts, so they lead; the long videos are for the audience they bring. I write them, you film each in one take like a Short, it comes out edited the same way in a wide frame, and it goes up with three titles and three thumbnails: the first pair on the video, the other two ready for YouTube's own Test and Compare in YouTube Studio, which is the only place YouTube lets anyone run that test.
What exactly is the weekly review?
Two things. Written, in the app: I read every Short you posted that week, graded against the winners in your niche, and write you what worked, what did not, and what I am changing: your templates, a format, the scripts still to come. And live: a live group call every week, with me and everyone else on the plan, where we go through it together. On top of that, two private calls with me every month, just us on your channel, and a written report on your channel every two weeks.
Do I have to edit?
No. I set up your editing templates and your show, and a raw take comes out cut, captioned and finished. If you want to change something, you can; you never have to.
Do I have to post?
No. Every video goes up on your channel at its time with its title, description and thumbnail; you never press upload. You can watch it happen from your plan, and you never have to.
Is anything outside the price?
Nothing you need to run the plan. Anything else, we agree on in writing before it starts. No surprises.