Product-in-use moments, backyard entertaining, everyday meals.
More than a follower count.
A media kit should answer one question: will this audience do something for the brand. This one covers reach, how the audience behaves, who they are, and whether the content keeps surfacing in search after a campaign ends. The follower number is in here too. It is the least useful line in the document.
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Reach, watch behavior, and brand work. These tell a brand more than a follower count ever could.
Where the audience lives, platform by platform.
Reach and following by platform. Views lead, because that is where the audience shows up.
Mostly adults, mostly active.
Predominantly 25+
High repeat viewing from adults who follow creator-led recommendations.
Canada + United States
Regional trust with enough reach to travel beyond local campaigns.
Active, not passive
The audience comments, searches, asks questions, and returns for series.
This audience gets found, not just reached.
The reason brands keep the work after the campaign is that Ben builds each piece to answer a real question the way people ask it. That is what social search and AI search reward, so the content keeps surfacing and the brand keeps getting named long after the paid window closes. The numbers above say who is watching now. The reporting shows what keeps happening after.
How that gets measured →Three lanes, one voice.
Single-parent humour, relationships, divorce, real household chaos.
Categories that need trust: fitness, health, home, insurance.
What others have said about it.
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