Turning B2B Businesses into Market Leading Brands through Video & Strategy ↓ Work with me below.

Where Dead-End Content dies.

Most B2B Tech brands are paying a silent Tax on Weak Brand Equity. Because they haven't built a brand that buyers actually believe in, they are forced to rent their pipeline through expensive ads and cold outreach. 

They are trapped in a Conversion Gap - spending 5,6 & 7 -figures on Dead-End Content that generates "noise" but zero sales signals.

Attention is rented. Trust is earned. Revenue is engineered.

I help B2B Tech companies stop renting their pipeline from algorithms and start owning it through their brand.

We install the Sales-Led Video Engine: A proprietary Brand-to-Pipeline GTM designed to turn your internal expertise into Engineered Revenue.

We make Brand your #1 growth lever by moving buyers from Attention → Belief → Intent.

✳️ We don't just ship "content." We install Components of a high-growth machine:

➡️ Authority Anchors: 
Story-first video that generates market-wide awareness while making your POV the only logical choice.

➡️ Proof-Proxies:
Transforming customer success into high-impact sales assets that handle objections before the call.

➡️ Intent-Signal Assets:
High-velocity content that identifies buyer intent and routes it directly to your sellers.

The Results?

✅ 100+ Brands served • 3 Client exits.
✅ Vincere: $4M to $12M ARR | 90% Inbound growth.
✅ Zest: 5M+ reach | 6-figure revenue attribution.
✅ KV: 700K Pipeline in 2 Months.

Stop treating your brand like an art project. Start treating it like an Engine.

If you’re ready to close the Conversion Gap and engineer predictable revenue, let's talk.

KV. Brand Authority, Engineered.

Oyinkro K 🎥

TL;DR I burned six months in 2025 “grinding” on all the wrong things. 

lmk if you can relate to this. 

It’s the feeling when you know something's off but can't pinpoint it.

We had traction. Our proof of concept crushed. But deals kept dying. I could blame “the market,” sure - but the truth? I knew I was missing something, and I didn’t know what.

So I finally stopped. Ripped apart everything. Our positioning. Our offer. Our pitch. Our lead gen. Our entire strategy etc etc 

Because you can't break down what's broken when you're sprinting in twelve directions at once.

(But this does officially make you a startup “founder” I’ll fight anyone who says otherwise 😂)

I dissected every corner of our business through three filters:

1. "Am I just busy because busy feels productive?"
2. "Does this move us toward what we want to own?"
3. "Can someone actually explain what we do after hearing our pitch?"

Most of us confuse motion with progress (at least I do at times anyways). We stack calls, tweak decks, run experiments. All while avoiding the real juicy bits/ Q’s

The hard part isn't working more. It's working on less. Ruthlessly cutting everything that doesn't compound toward what you're building.

When you're brutally honest with yourself, most of your day disappears. What's left is the stuff that actually moves the needle.

A lesson I aim to ruthlessly take into this year 

P.S. if you had to make a startup founder pack what would it be? 😂👇🏽

The Sales-Led Video Engine for B2B Tech | We turn Brand into Engineered Revenue.

Hi i'm Ryan! An aspiring Netflix documentary editor but for now, I get it! You are done editing your content. It's too time consuming and you've got better things to do. Well you have come to the right place because it just so happens that I have an agency filled with editors dying to take that work off your hands! 

Just in case you want to get to know me first. Heres a little about me: 
Being clueless at 24, changed my life forever. 
Here is what happened next: 

2020-2021: Founded The Side Project. A portal for young Dj’s & producers. It failed and I wanted to know why. 

2021-2022: Followed a Master in Content & Media Strategy to understand why company 1 failed. 

2022-2023: Founded The Quarter Life Crisis podcast to figure out what the hell I wanted to do with my life. Spoke to some of the biggest creators and entrepreneurs out there. Posted every day for over 1 and half years. Learned a shit ton from creating content. 

2023-present: Launched "The Quarter", a content agency specializing in creating engaging YouTube content.   

Today, I work together with elite creators and entrepreneurs to produce stories that are worth watching through video editing, content strategy and content conception. 

Some of my clients include: 
- Daniel Amen (The Amen Clinic) 
- Alex Partridge (The ADHD Chatter Podcast)
- Nicky Byrne (Westlife) 
- Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano (DJ's)
- Oyinkro Kagbala (Daily Vlogs) 
- Keresse Thompson (Diary of an Empath) 
- Batch LDN - (Vlogs)
- Joe Binder (The Joe Binder Vlog)
- Alfie Whattam (Alfie Whattam Podcast) 
- Ruari Fairnbanks (One Year No Beer). 

Curious to know if I might be the right partner for you ? 
➡️ Book a 15 min call via the button at the top of my page and lets meet!

Always looking to meet great entrepreneurs & creators.

Ryan Faber

POV: You're 12 days into 2026 and you've already accomplished a key goal...
Edit for LinkedIn legend, Lara Acosta ✅

3 years ago I was shouting into the void on this platform.

Zero clients. 
Zero traction. 
Just me wondering if anyone was even reading my posts.

Then I stumbled on Lara's content.

She taught me something crucial:
Start being useful to people by solving their problems. 
That's what'll make you money. 

Simple advice. But it hit different when you're desperate.

I stopped chasing vanity metrics and started treating LinkedIn like a business tool instead of a popularity contest.

Fast forward to today:
- 6-figure business
- Team of editors
- Working with creators I used to learn from. 

Including the person who helped me get here in the first place.

Full circle moments hit different.

SO to James Smith for the opportunity.

I produce insane content. Don’t believe me? See for yourself!

If you can't beat them, join them.
That's exactly what the BBC just did...

This week they announced a landmark deal to produce original content specifically FOR YouTube.

Not clips. Not trailers. Full YouTube-first shows.

52 million UK viewers watched YouTube in December.
51 million watched the BBC.

First time YouTube has overtaken them on key metrics.

And instead of fighting it, they're investing in it.

The BBC is:
- Expanding to 50 YouTube channels
- Training 150 creators through a new program
- Producing content that might never touch traditional TV

5 years ago, being a "YouTuber" was seen as a stepping stone to "real" media.

Now? The BBC is treating YouTube as the destination.

This isn't desperation. It's validation.

The platforms we've been building on are now where legacy media NEEDS to be to stay relevant.

If you're creating content right now, you're not playing catch-up to traditional media.

They're playing catch-up to you.

I thought it would be longer before I had to share this. 
It's a dark day because... 

I've officially been corrected (accurately) by my two year old. 

I thought i'd have at least 18 more years under my belt before i'd have to face the facts that she's smarter than me but no... 

You see this morning we're standing in the window ledge and she asks me what plants are standing there. 

As I look at her, joyful that I can teach her something, I say darling that's a monsterra. 

She looks me dead in the eye and says, papa you're wrong thats a banana plant and that's an "elephants foot" (obviously in Dutch). 

Only to later have it confirmed by my lady that I was in fact wrong. 

I'm going to be out of office today studying the plant encyclopedia so this never happens again.

p.s You can see in the look on her face how disappointed she is at how stupid I am...

I just hit 10K followers on Instagram.
And honestly? I didn't know if I could do it...

Sounds weird right? 

I've literally
- Helped other people scale their accounts. 
- Built strategies. 
- Reviewed analytics. 

Gave advice like I knew exactly what I was talking about...

But doing it for yourself? That's a different beast.

There's this voice in your head that says: "What if everything you taught was just luck? What if you're actually not that good?"

I had to prove to myself that I wasn't full of shit.

Now look, i'm not retiring from that following just yet but I do feel like it's a rite of passage... 

It's the moment people start taking you a little more seriously as a creator. The moment brands actually reply to your DMs. The moment you stop feeling like you're shouting into the void.

I'm not here to flex like I've figured it all out. I haven't.

But I am proud that I pushed through the doubt and actually did the thing I kept telling others to do.

Sometimes you just have to prove it to yourself first.

Here's to the next 10K 🔥

I've just shamelessly sent a 12th follow-up. 
Linkedin has mixed feelings about this. 

Here's my reality... of the 8 fixed clients I currently have, on average I followed up with them 9 times before closing. 

9 TIMES!

So yes, I'm going to keep mailing until you tell me no, or what happens more often... Yes.

Scroll through your feed right now.

"Here's how I'm scaling to 7 figures in 2026!"
"My 5-step framework for 10x growth!"
"New year, new revenue goals!"

Cool. But here's what nobody's talking about...

What's the point of scaling, if your team is miserable?

I see agency owners posting about hitting revenue milestones while their editors are burnt out, their project managers are job hunting, and their team Slack is just... crickets 

I've been there. Last year I almost shut down the entire business because I was so focused on growth that I forgot why I started in the first place.

More clients. More revenue. More "success."

But also more stress. More micromanaging. More Sunday scaries for everyone.

The real flex isn't your MRR.

It's when your team actually wants to work with you (sorry I am stroking my own ego on this one). 

It's when people stay because they believe in what you're building, not because they "need" the paycheck. Although i'm empathetic to the fact that everyone still loves a fat paycheck...

But it's when Monday doesn't feel like a punishment.

So before you post your "2026 goals" carousels...

Ask yourself:
→ Does my team know they're valued?
→ Can they work when & how they want?
→ Are you building a business or a prison?

Because last year, I learned the hard way:
You can scale revenue all you want.

But if your people hate being there? You haven't built anything worth scaling...

Most creators are playing checkers.
While the winners play chess.

They understand something most don't:
Short-form is the trailer. Long-form is the movie. Product Placement is money.

You need all three. 

We've shifted from stand alone channels to entire ecosystems on Youtube. 
-  Steven Bartlett has DOAC, Clips by DOAC, Behind the diary. 
- Jimmy Donaldson aka Mr. Beast has Mr. Beast 1, Mr. Beast 2, Mr. Beast philanthrophy (etc). 
- James Smith has James Smith, James Smith Business, The Problem with podcast etc... 

And each channel has a different purpose that drives people into their ecosystem. 

So if you thought just making a show on youtube was enough, you might need to think even bigger if you want to seriously compete in this space. 

It's why I've committed again to building a weekly show but it's also why i'm expanding my offering and content this year. 

Here's what I've learned:
- Reels get you discovered.
- Podcasts get you trusted.
- The ecosystem gets you paid.

If you're only making short-form content, you're renting attention.

If you're building an ecosystem, you're owning it.

Where does your short-form content lead?

If the answer is "nowhere", it might be time to rethink this.

The Vinyl obession is about to become real! 

Thanking Leonor Silva for an immaculate upgrade to our office this morning with the new vinyl player. 

Vibes are about to become unmatched at The Quarter.

POV: You're back editing for one of your favourite podcast! 

Oeh, it feels good to create another masterpiece for Alex Partridge and ADHD chatter! 

This time for the lovely Dr. Lalitaa Suglani 

And Dr. Suglani just confirmed a fascinating pattern we've been recognizing in regards to ADHD chatter hooks... 

As soon as people start their story with:
- A lot of people with ADHD 
- If YOU have ADHD 
- When YOU have ADHD 

The trailer almost always performs -drastically- better!

My hypothesis is that this is because the ideal viewer feels directly spoken to. 

We see another increase when you manage to intertwine a reference to females in there as well... 

For example: "if you're a woman with ADHD"...That's the moneymaker! 

How did I realize the above? 

Well, after 90 trailers for Alex, you start picking up a thing or two. 

Want us to help with your content to? 
Send me a DM (or lets skip the chit chat and book a call on my profile, legend).

This was so slick I had to pause it 😮‍💨

The detail in this edit from @omgadrian is next level.

From the glass overlay to the zoom-out illusion... this is how small details make an edit feel premium.

I break down how you can recreate this effect and why resolution matters so much when zooming.

Watch the full breakdown on YouTube.

#RyanReacts #VideoEditing #PremierePro #VisualEffects #Editors #ContentCreators

Type EDIT and I'll send you the episode...

THIS is elite storytelling.

In seconds, Adidas puts you inside the player’s mind, one blink and you’re in POV.
You immediately understand the stakes.

And that’s what makes it powerful. This is brand storytelling done RIGHT 👏

👉 Full breakdown on YouTube.

Ps: Which side are you picking?

#RyanReacts #AdidasFootball #StorytellingInEditing #BrandFilms #CreativeDirection

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