Sector specialism · Creators & YouTubers

The operations partner for creators.

You already make the content. We run the channels that make it work twice: a YouTube catalogue re-cut for Facebook and Snapchat, published every day, monetised where the numbers support it, and reported straight. You keep making videos. We run the operation around them.

Built for
YouTubers, creators & talent managers
Surfaces
Facebook · Snapchat · Instagram when it earns its place
Ways in
Audit · Managed channels · Full takeover
Who this is for

Three kinds of creator. One operation.

01

YouTubers with an idle Facebook

Your YouTube already made the content; Facebook is the audience you are not collecting. One comedy creator's page and Snapchat, run as a daily operation since October 2025, made 422M+ views in the first ten months.

02

Creators who need a second act

A fanbase that has gone quiet, a brand that has outgrown one platform, a catalogue nobody is working. We have reignited a magic creator's audience and moved one of the world's biggest auto creators to a UGC-led model without losing the brand.

03

Managers with a roster

Several creators, one small team, and channels that only get attention when something breaks. We run them as a portfolio: shared pipeline, per-creator packaging, one report that says what each account is worth.

What we do

Four jobs, one operation.

Take one, or hand us the whole thing. Every engagement runs the same way: one pipeline, shared analytics, senior sign-off.

01

Re-cut the catalogue

Long-form re-cut into what each feed rewards: packaged openings, native pacing, formats chosen per surface. Nothing new needs filming for the numbers to move.

02

Publish & operate

The channels run as a daily operation: scheduling, format mix, comments and community, at a cadence the audience learns to expect, without touching your YouTube workflow.

03

Monetise

Facebook content monetisation and Snapchat revenue handled as operations: eligibility, setup, the format mix that earns, and the rules that get a creator demonetised when nobody is watching them.

04

Read the numbers

Weekly diagnostics against the real analytics: what grew, what stalled, what each channel is worth, and what changes next week because of it.

Proof

Creator channels, run as a business.

Two creator pages run by NBK since 2025 have made 422M+ views in ten months and 2.6M+ Facebook followers. Before NBK, the founders ran Facebook for Supercar Blondie and Julius Dein, two of the biggest creator pages on the platform.

Where we start

Every engagement opens with a straight read of the catalogue: what it could do on Facebook and Snapchat, what the audience there would actually watch, and what the operation would cost to run. If the honest answer is that the numbers are not there yet, we say so on the first call.

You get a plan you could run yourself. Most creators would rather keep filming.

The first pass covers

  • 01Channel architecture: what belongs on Facebook, what belongs on Snapchat, and what stays personal
  • 02The catalogue: which videos are worth re-cutting, and in what order
  • 03Packaging: openings, captions and formats, against what each platform now rewards
  • 04Monetisation: eligibility, setup and whether the numbers are there yet
  • 05Cadence and workflow: the output the channels can sustain without touching your upload schedule
  • 06The commercial shape: how the engagement is structured, agreed on the call rather than in a rate card
From the journal

Creators, written up.

How we read the platforms for creators, free and current.

Content Strategy

Can You Repost Your YouTube Videos on Facebook

Yes. Meta’s originality rules judge who made a video, not where it was first published, so your own YouTube catalogue is fine. What gets demoted and why.

Read the note
Short Form Video

Turn YouTube Shorts Views Into Long-Form Growth

A concrete plan for moving Shorts viewers to long-form, using YouTube’s related-video link, its three viewer segments and the first ten seconds.

Read the note
Dubai × Manchester

Send us your channel. We'll tell you what the catalogue could do.