
Free Guide: Get your plugin or SaaS business YouTube-ready
A workbook to decide if YouTube is right for your business and what it should do for your product/s.
Currently working on: Content planning and strategy for multiple WordPress plugin companies.

Most plugin and SaaS founders know YouTube is worth investing in. The problem is knowing where to start, what to make, how often, and whether any of it’s actually working or not.
This 6-month strategy gives you a clear, personalised plan built around your product, your audience, and what you can realistically produce.

A workbook to decide if YouTube is right for your business and what it should do for your product/s.
YouTube can do a lot of heavy lifting for a plugin or SaaS product. It’s one of the easiest ways to show how your product works, help users get set up, and keep existing customers engaged.
The problem is that most channels never reach that stage. Videos get made when someone has time, not because they’re part of a plan. Topics are chosen based on gut feeling.
Without a strategy, you end up with a handful of disconnected videos that don’t add up to anything. With a strategy, YouTube becomes something that brings people in and nudges them towards the next step.
This strategy document is designed to get you from “we should do YouTube” to “we know what we’re doing for the next 6 months, and why”.

You’ll get a tailored strategy document your team can actually use for the next six months.


You answer a short set of questions and share any existing YouTube stats or examples.

I review everything and create a tailored 6-month YouTube strategy and audit PDF for your product/s.

We walk through it together on a 30-60 minute call, agree on priorities, and you leave with clear next steps.
If you invest in this 6-month strategy, you’ll be working with someone who’s:
That mix of product-side experience and hands-on YouTube work means we can skip the basics and go straight to what matters for your product and your users.

“We’ve seen many very technical products use YouTube as one of their main marketing channels, and while I knew that deep down, I had no idea where we actually are with our channel or how we can shift direction to do the same.
I decided to get Gina onboard to help me with this – we’ve been working with her for years to handle all of our content marketing, and by now, she knows almost as much as I do about Static WordPress and Simply Static.
The biggest takeaway for me was positioning and having an actionable plan on how we can shift directions to make YouTube a valid marketing channel for our product.
It’s so easy to be stuck in your technical mindset and lose touch with your potential users, and if you are like me, you also don’t really know the rules of the YouTube game – thumbnails? No idea. Video length? I don’t know.
Don’t fall into the trap of buying a course you never take, don’t just publish something – set up your YouTube strategy right from the start and think long-term.
With Gina’s help, you can make YouTube a meaningful (and potentially business-changing) channel for your company – don’t sleep on that.”

Patrick Posner
Founder of Simply Static
“The idea to start a YT channel has been in my mind for a couple of years, but I never actioned it because growing the blog and business worked well. The recent negative drop in traffic prompted me to finally act. It’s a more complete content strategy than just written content and should have been started way sooner.
I consume YT content daily, but don’t really know anything about the inner workings of growing my own channel. Like SEO, YT is a long game and it pays to do it right from the start (especially given I’m already late to the game). I realize I needed someone with knowledge and experience to help me. (also: YT costs a lot of time and energy – neither of which I currently have).
What stood out most is how the whole channel is “simplified” into a set of repeatable content pillars. The behind-the-scenes pillar is something I wouldn’t have thought of on my own, but it makes sense since we’re also trying to grow a brand.
I’d recommend it to anyone who wants YT to support their business but isn’t sure what to create or how it fits into their overall marketing. The strategy turned a vague idea of “we should do YT” into a realistic plan with clear video ideas and useful checklists to refer back to during the publishing (so the doc can be used throughout the 6 months and beyond).”

Maarten Belmans
Founder of Studio Wombat
I know a lot of product folks who want to do more Youtube videos. This is a great resource for you to get started. @ginalucia is an excellent Youtuber and marketer. Work with her for your video content. https://t.co/wjwIMGdonQ
— :Cromwell: (@learnwithmattc) January 29, 2026
YouTube is our 2nd biggest source of sales at @Barn2Plugins. We have an in-house YouTuber and people often ask me how to find someone similar.
— Katie Keith (@KatieKeithBarn2) January 23, 2026
The excellent Gina Lucia has just published a guide to YouTube for plugin/SaaS businesses, and also offers video marketing services.…
£1,500 per YouTube channel
Everything included:
No. If you don’t have a channel yet, we’ll treat this as your launch strategy. If you do, we’ll review what’s already there and build on what’s working.
That’s fine. You’ll get access to it as part of the project. If you’ve already completed it, you can send it over, and we’ll use it as a starting point. Or, you can do it ahead of time by downloading the YouTube-ready workbook.
Not as part of this service. This project focuses on strategy and a practical plan. If you’d like help with scripts or done-for-you videos afterward, we can set that up separately. Take a look at my video content services.
You’ll likely spend about 30-60 minutes on the initial questions. Then, after I’ve delivered the full strategy document, we will have a 30-60 minute call to go over it. That’s it.