Marketing · Social Media

A YouTube channel that gets found and gets watched

From shooting and editing the videos to titling, tagging, and uploading them, we run your business’s YouTube channel start to finish.

YouTube is the second-largest search engine your customers use, and video is how a growing share of them decide who to buy from. But a channel is a bigger commitment than a social feed: someone has to plan the videos, shoot them, edit them, and package them so YouTube’s search actually surfaces them.

Self-Edit does all of it. Unlike our other social plans, YouTube management includes real video production: our team plans, shoots, and edits videos for your business, from product walkthroughs to corporate promos. Then we handle the platform side: channel setup, upload schedules, and the titles, descriptions, and tags that determine whether anyone ever sees the work.

You bring the expertise on camera (or don’t; plenty of formats work without a talking head). We bring everything else.

What’s Included

Production and management, under one roof.

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Channel Setup & Optimization

Branding, playlists, and channel settings configured properly from day one, or cleaned up if the channel already exists.

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Video Production

Concept, filming, and editing by our team: promos, explainers, and storytelling pieces built to hold attention.

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Content Strategy

A publishing plan matched to what your customers search for, so every video has a job to do.

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Descriptions & Tags

Titles, descriptions, and tags written for both viewers and search, keyword research included.

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Analytics & Reporting

Regular reporting on views, watch time, and subscriber growth, with recommendations for the next round of videos.

Why Self-Edit

Since 1998 We’ve produced content for Fraser Valley businesses across every format the web has invented.
One local team Production and channel management from the same people, here in Abbotsford.
Your channel, your footage Every video we produce belongs to you.

Ready to Start?

Tell us what your customers ask most. That’s your first video.