Your organization has something important to say.I'll help people understand it.
I turn research, policy, expertise and complex ideas into compelling video for organizations' own channels.
You have the expertise. But expertise doesn't automatically become attention.
Organizations spend months researching important issues. They produce:
But the people who could benefit most may never read the report.
The challenge isn't always a lack of information.
Social platforms increasingly reward recognizable voices, clear explanations, personality, strong hooks, video and repeatable formats. The goal isn't to dumb down research. It's to make it discoverable.
What if your research had a recurring voice?
I become a recurring on-camera communicator for your owned channels.
- Research and reports
- Experts
- Data
- Policy updates
- Institutional knowledge
- Review of the findings for human story
- Research translation
- Story development and scripts
- On-camera hosting
- Video production and editing
- Social-first storytelling
Expertise in. Media out.
Research Translation
Turn complicated reports and research into clear stories.
On-Camera Hosting
Become a recognizable, trusted human voice for your expertise.
Short-Form Video
Concise explainers for Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn and YouTube Shorts.
Long-Form YouTube
Deeper 6–12 minute explainers that provide context and authority.
Content Strategy
Recurring formats rather than one-off videos.
A recurring media presence, without another full-time hire.
1 long-form YouTube explainer (6–12 min)
4 short-form videos (60–90 seconds each)
- Research development
- Story development
- Scriptwriting
- On-camera hosting
- Production
- Editing
- Captions
- Platform formatting
- Monthly editorial planning
- Content repurposing
- One revision round
- Organic use on your owned channels
You don't need another influencer.
Influencer marketing asks you to rent someone else's audience. Here, I become part of your media ecosystem. You own the channels. You own the research. You control the message and the facts. I provide the storytelling, presentation and human connection.
Five sponsored posts a month isn't cheap. And none of it is yours.
Influencer rates are charged per post, on someone else's channel. Illustrative monthly cost of five sponsored posts, using 2026 industry rate guides:
Estimates for five posts are multiples of per-post ranges and vary widely by niche and platform. Sources: HireInfluence 2026 rate guides, Meltwater, ContentGrip (citing InfluenceFlow's B2B LinkedIn rates). The posts end; the exposure ends with them. This content stays on your channels.
I'm not asking organizations to pay me to post about them. I'm helping them create media for their own channels.
The market is changing.
September 2026 research from the Carnegie Endowment examines how nonprofit organizations need to adapt to new media. The themes are consistent with what communications teams already feel:
- Audiences increasingly discover information through social platforms.
- Institutional authority and traditional distribution aren't enough on their own.
- Personality and recognizable voices matter.
- Short-form video is increasingly important for discovery.
- Organizations can pair subject-matter expertise with creator and media expertise.
- The strongest model combines institutional and creator communication, rather than choosing between them.
Organizations have the expertise. Creators understand the language of attention. The opportunity is bringing the two together.
have expertise
have attention
want understandable information
connects the three
Built for organizations that sell ideas.
Think Tanks
Housing. Economics. Democracy. Technology. Racial justice.
Foundations
Programs. Impact. Grantmaking. Public education.
Research Institutes
Studies. Surveys. Data. Experts.
Advocacy Organizations
Policy campaigns. Public education. Legislative changes.
Universities
Research centers. Faculty expertise. Public scholarship.
Mission-Driven Companies
Industry expertise. Research. Innovation. Public education.
Five steps. One voice.
Reports, research, experts, data or announcements.
Identify the human question your audience actually cares about.
Research, script, structure and presentation.
Host, film, edit, caption and format.
Your channels. Your audience. Your expertise.
The audience is already asking the questions.
People rarely answer these by downloading a 60-page report. They meet them in search, social video, YouTube and conversation. The opportunity is to meet them there.
Imagine your organization just released a 48-page report.
Your new housing report contains 48 pages of research. I find the one finding every California renter needs to know.
