I help specialty retailers and showroom owners turn everyday buying questions into useful YouTube videos, so customers can understand what you offer and feel comfortable calling or visiting.
Book a 20-Minute Fit CallWe’ll discuss your business, what we’d work on, and whether the coaching fits.
Furniture, outdoor living, hot tubs, boats. Anything a customer wants to understand before they spend real money. The questions they ask you in the showroom are the videos they’re searching for at home.
This is the same process I use in my own shop. Nothing fancy. It just has to answer a real question well.
The one you get asked most, or the one that stalls a sale when it goes unanswered.
What to say first, what to show, and where to stop. Usually a page or less.
The way you’d explain it to someone standing in front of you. No script, no performance.
Call, book a visit, or send a question. One clear invitation that matches the video.
Watch one buying question become an outline, a video, and an invitation to contact the business.

I own a specialty retail business in California. I’ve used YouTube to answer customers’ buying questions and reach people well beyond our local market. That firsthand experience is what I bring to coaching.
My business channel, lifetime totals from YouTube Studio as of September 27, 2026.
Since I started YouTube, the business has doubled and it opened up a much broader market. About half of what I sell now ships to customers outside our area, and that’s because of YouTube. I’ve worked with more than 6,000 customers along the way.
One how-to video I posted in 2017 has been viewed more than 147,000 times, and it still answers the same customer question today. You answer it once, on camera, and it keeps working.
Before the shop, I spent 30 years coaching business owners of all kinds, over 1,000 of them. That was business coaching, not YouTube. The YouTube part I learned the hard way, in my own shop.
We’ll plan four videos around your customers’ buying questions, work on how you explain the answers, and review your videos before you publish.
You handle recording, editing, and publishing.
I deliver every outline and every review on time. You attend all four calls and send each video at least 3 business days before the next call. I return written feedback within 2 business days. One review is one round of written notes on the video: does it answer the question, is it clear, how is the delivery, and does the invitation fit. It doesn’t include re-edits or a second pass. If I miss an outline or a review, I deliver it within 5 business days at no charge and extend the program by that time. No guarantee of views, leads, sales, or timing.
Once you’re publishing, we can keep working together on your next videos, what you’re learning, and how interested viewers contact you. The goal is a process you can keep using.
Anything not here, ask me on the call.
No. I’ve made hundreds of videos from my shop floor. A phone and a quiet corner is plenty to start.
No. You record, edit, and publish. I help you decide what to say, how to say it on camera, and what to ask viewers to do next.
No. Nobody honest can. Video won’t fix a slow season or bring in customers by a certain date. What it does is let people understand your business before they call, and that builds over time.
We talk about your business and the questions your customers ask. Then whether the 30 days makes sense for you. No pressure either way.
Businesses with no customers yet, anyone chasing viral videos, and owners who won’t get on camera.
Twenty minutes on the phone. We’ll talk about your business, what we’d work on, and whether the coaching makes sense. If it doesn’t, I’ll say so.
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