One YouTube channel per software category, each named for the keyword a buyer types — plus a companion article that ranks and carries your tracked link. Relevance, not reach, with the click data at day 30.
Source: YouTube Studio and GA4 · Sep 2026 · refreshed monthly
Video, article, tracked links and a report — with editorial rules that keep the numbers and the verdict honest.
The keyword a buyer types goes in the channel name. The last-10-video average is the number sponsors price on.
Every sponsored video ships with a companion article and tracked links — so "where are my sign-ups?" has an answer.
9–12 minutes, full demo, pricing, verdict in the first 30 seconds. Chapters on everything; titled the way buyers search.
The same buying query, written for Google and AI engines, carrying your UTM-tagged link. Readers click; viewers rarely do.
Views, article sessions, link clicks and — where you share it — sign-ups. Every number sourced.
“Every figure on this site is verifiable — YouTube Studio or GA4, refreshed monthly. Boosted views are reported as guaranteed impressions, never as organic reach.”RankAfter · Stats policy
“Sponsors approve facts, pricing and competitor claims before production. The verdict stays ours — sponsors buy coverage, not conclusions.”RankAfter · Editorial policy
“Every sponsored video is disclosed on-screen and in the description, per YouTube and FTC rules. There are no free sponsored videos — ever.”RankAfter · Disclosure policy
“Anything illustrative — a layout, a mock report — is labelled as a sample. If it isn't a real result, the page says so.”RankAfter · Samples policy
“Every companion article carries your UTM-tagged link, so the report shows clicks from Google and AI engines — not estimates.”RankAfter · Tracking policy
“Every sponsorship is contracted with BetterDots, our company. Scope, dates and deliverables are written down before work starts.”RankAfter · Contract policy
The companion article is the conversion layer: it carries the sponsor's tracked link, gets the network cited by AI engines, and is the traffic number on the media kit. Drafted with BoltContent, reviewed by a human editor.
Full demo of payroll runs, benefits and the new contractor flow — with the pricing math for a 12-person team and a verdict in the first paragraph.
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Read on wpXploreEvery tracked link, every article session, every sign-up a sponsor shares — and why boosted views are reported as guaranteed impressions, never reach.
Read on wpXploreAudience stats refreshed monthly from YouTube Studio and GA4, a published rate card, the standard terms and a request form.
Download media kit (PDF)Phase 1 flat floors while channels are under ~25k average views. Phase 2 moves each channel to CPM once its audience supports it.
Everything in one campaign — the video, the article that ranks, and the proof.
9–12 min full review/demo, verdict, chapters
Featured in a "vs" or "best-of" video + article
Mid-roll segment in a relevant video
3 videos + 3 articles over a quarter, category exclusivity
Phase-2 figures are the niche CPM standard ($30–60 CPM, dedicated at 2–4× integration) applied at ~25k average views — illustrative until a channel qualifies. Rate card updates quarterly.
What one campaign looked like, start to finish.
Yes — for facts, pricing and competitor claims, before production. One revision round is included; further rounds are billed. The verdict stays ours: sponsors buy coverage, not conclusions.
Minimum 9 minutes, typically 9–12: full demo, pricing, and a verdict inside the first 30 seconds, with chapters on everything.
Corrections to descriptions, links and pinned comments are implemented within 3 business days of your request.
Always, per YouTube and FTC rules — on-screen and in the description. Boosted views are reported as guaranteed impressions, never as organic reach.
BetterDots. RankAfter is the media brand on the media kit and invoice header; contracts and Stripe billing run under BetterDots.
Fit check and quote within two business days. Your buyer has to be our viewer, or we say so.
Every RankAfter video is built on what SaaS buyers actually search, watch and compare. We read the audience, the traffic and the trend — so your campaign lands where buying intent already is.
Small-business owners and operators choosing HR, payroll and CRM software — what worries them and what they compare.
What people type into Google, YouTube and AI search, and which pages and videos win those searches.
Rising “vs” and “best of” searches, category shifts and new buying questions — before they get crowded.
Your product goes in the video and article where buyers are already comparing options.
RankAfter builds the inventory SaaS companies already buy: category-named review channels and a blog that ranks. We don't sell services to creators and we don't sell verdicts to sponsors — we sell coverage, and we show the click data.
Sponsors buy placement. We keep the editorial call.
Views, sessions and tracked clicks in every report.
Faceless, screen-first videos — a person reviews every piece.
YouTube Studio and GA4, refreshed monthly.
RankAfter puts your product in front of small-business owners who are actively comparing software — people with a real problem and a budget to solve it. Tell us what you sell, and we'll tell you honestly whether they're watching.
Our articles live on wpXplore. The BetterDots blog for WordPress tools, plugins and SaaS reviews — every RankAfter video's companion article publishes there.
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