That's the most common thing we hear, and it's almost always one of two things: the first line, or the fact that you stopped after four.

Most contractors' videos open with "hey guys" and get scrolled past in two seconds. Every script in here opens with something a homeowner actually wants to know. And there's a whole page on what to do when it isn't working — no views, views but no messages, messages but no jobs. Those are three different problems with three different fixes, and most people quit without ever finding out which one they had.

Some of them aren't. That's why the kit tells you to post the same video to Facebook, where homeowners over 45 — the ones with paid-off houses and real renovation budgets — actually are.

Most contractors skip Facebook because it feels old. That's exactly why it works.

Nobody looks good on camera at the start, including us. Everyone's first four videos are their worst — that's not a talent problem, it's a reps problem.

There's a script built specifically for this: you're walking around a job with your phone describing what's happening. No standing still, no script in your hand, nobody watching you. Most people find that one much easier than talking to a lens, and it's usually the one we tell people to film first.

No. All 24 scripts are written out twice — once as a fill-in-the-blank template, and once as a complete finished example with real numbers, real neighbourhoods, real wording, a shot list, the words to put on screen and the caption.

You're not being handed a list of topics and left to figure out the rest.

You don't need one. Every script is tagged with what it needs before you can film it, and the easiest ones need nothing at all — no before photo, no crew, no job site.

The one we recommend starting with is just you answering a question a customer asked you this week. Page 3 tells you exactly which one and why.

Four videos a month, filmed in one sitting, takes under an hour once you're set up.

There's a 90-day calendar inside that picks the twelve for you and batches them into three afternoons. That's the whole time commitment.

It's built for residential construction and trades — renovation, kitchens and baths, roofing, concrete, electrical, plumbing, HVAC, landscaping and exteriors. Every script tells you which trades it fits.

Size doesn't change much. There's a script for a one-man operation introducing himself and a script for a crew of twelve introducing the guy who'll actually be in your house. The scripts change, the method doesn't.

A phone and a $60 clip-on mic. That's the entire shopping list and it's on page 6 — no lights, no tripod, no camera, no editing software.

The kit shows you how to do the whole edit in one free app in about six minutes.

Film four scripts and post them. If you don't think it was worth $67, email us inside 60 days and we'll refund you in full — and you keep the kit.

The only thing we ask is that you actually filmed four.