― For service businesses at $1M+ profit
We build the inbound content system that makes a service business the obvious choice in its industry — so buyers arrive already convinced, and your sales calls stop being sales calls.
We take on a limited number of clients at a time. Each application is personally reviewed by our team.



Everyone who has worked with you already knows you’re excellent. The problem is that the market can’t see what your clients see — so you compete on price against businesses that are worse than you and louder than you.
Referrals arrive, but you can’t turn the tap. Word of mouth is the best channel you have and the only one you don’t control.
The sales call does all the work. Every prospect arrives cold, and you spend the first thirty minutes proving you’re credible instead of deciding if they’re a fit.
Someone less qualified is winning your deals. Not because they’re better. Because the buyer had already heard of them.
You’ve tried content before. It produced views, an editor’s invoice, and no clients. So you stopped, and concluded content doesn’t work for your industry.
Social media growth is a byproduct of what we build. It is not the product. If the account grows and the pipeline doesn’t, we’ve failed.
This is a sequence, not a menu. Skipping a stage is why most content programmes produce audience instead of clients.
Weeks 1–3
We find the argument only you can credibly make. Your operating beliefs, the mistakes you watch buyers make, the thing you’d say on stage that your competitors would never risk saying. Everything downstream is built on this.
Ongoing
We pull the content out of you — not from a brief you have to write. Short recorded sessions with the founder become long-form video, cut-downs, and written posts. Your time cost is measured in hours per month, not days.
Ongoing
Each platform gets the job it’s actually good at. YouTube builds depth of belief. LinkedIn reaches the buyer at work. Instagram and Facebook keep you present between buying moments. Same argument, four different rooms.
Month 3 onward
Attention is routed to a path that qualifies before it books. We track which piece of content the enquiry came from, so the report you get is a list of leads and their sources — not a chart of impressions.
Where it runs
Long-form is where belief is built. A buyer who watches twenty minutes of you arrives at the call already sold. This is the asset that keeps working two years after it's published.
Where your buyer already is, in the mindset of solving a business problem. Founder-led posts, not company-page broadcasts — because people follow people.
Keeps you visible in the months between the moment they discover you and the moment they're ready. Familiarity is the cheapest form of trust.
Still the widest net for most local and service categories, and still badly underused by serious businesses. We treat it as a distribution channel, not an afterthought.
― Proof
Every figure below is a business outcome the client can verify in their own CRM.
Qualified calls booked in 90 days
One or two sentences: where they started, what we changed, what happened. No adjectives — just the sequence.
One or two sentences: where they started, what we changed, what happened. No adjectives — just the sequence.
Clients closed, traced to specific videos
One or two sentences: where they started, what we changed, what happened.
"I don't build audiences. I build the reason a buyer picks you before they've spoken to you."
I’m Ibrahim Jisan. I started Blendit Media because I kept meeting excellent service businesses losing work to worse competitors who were simply more visible — and I kept watching agencies hand those businesses a report full of impressions.
Content only becomes a business asset when it carries a real point of view, from a real person, aimed at a real buying decision. That’s the whole method. Everything else is production.
This works for a narrow kind of business. Being honest about it saves us both a call.
Leads come before clients, and the two have different clocks.
Month 1 is foundation: positioning, content pillars, your 90-day plan, and the first batch videos going live. Months 3–4 is when the first inbound conversations usually start — typically from search-intent videos, the ones where someone types your exact problem into YouTube and finds you. Months 5–7 is when it stops being sporadic and starts being a flow, because you now have a library working for you instead of a few posts.
That’s why the minimum is six months. Not to lock you in — because a three-month run genuinely cannot show you what the system does. Video 40 performs because videos 1–39 exist.
What I won’t do is promise you a client by week three. Anyone who does is selling you a lottery ticket.
About four hours a month.
One recording session where we shoot the month’s long-form videos back to back — 2–3 hours depending on tier. You show up, you talk, you leave. Scripts are in front of you, already researched and written in your voice.
Then roughly 30 minutes across the month reviewing scripts before the shoot and approving thumbnails and titles after. That’s it.
You don’t touch editing, uploading, SEO, shorts, carousels, community posts, or the email list. Between Founder and Inbound System that’s 92 to 165 published assets a month, and none of them cost you time beyond the recording day.
Two options:
Founder — $1,500/month. 4 long-form videos fully produced, 24 shorts, 4 community posts, 30 Meta pieces, 30 carousels. 92 assets a month. Built for a single founder building a personal brand.
Inbound System — $3,000/month. Everything above plus 6 long-form videos, 15 community posts, 30 LinkedIn posts, lead magnets and email list building, email design and management, and monthly KPI reporting and strategy. 165 assets a month. Built for a business that wants clients out of its content, not just an audience.
Six-month minimum. Invoiced monthly in advance. Onboarding and strategy foundation is quoted separately. Scope adjusts by platform — the rate doesn’t move.
For context: a scriptwriter, editor, thumbnail designer, and strategist hired separately runs well past $3,000, and you’d still be the one managing them.
For high-ticket services — yes, and it’s the single biggest lever you have. People buy consulting and advisory from a person they’ve watched think. A faceless channel can get views; it struggles to make someone comfortable wiring you five figures.
But “on camera” is lighter than most people picture. It’s one session a month, scripted, with retakes. You don’t have to be polished, entertaining, or a natural. You have to be clear about something you already know cold.
If you’re genuinely unwilling, there are workable formats — screen-share breakdowns, interview-style where a host asks and you answer, voiceover over b-roll and graphics. They work. They just take longer to build the same trust, and you should go in knowing that trade.
Fair question, and the answer depends on how it failed. Usually it’s one of five things:
The system is built around those five. Positioning first, buyer-intent topics, every long-form video becomes 15–25 assets across platforms, a six-month floor so it’s given time to work, and — on the Inbound System tier — lead magnets and an email list so attention converts into something you own.
If your last attempt failed for a different reason, tell me what happened. I’d rather find out on this call whether I’m the fix.
You do. All of it.
Scripts, raw footage, edited videos, thumbnails, graphics, carousels, email copy, the channel, the email list, the audience. Everything is published in your accounts, and the source files are yours. Nothing is licensed to you, nothing reverts, and nothing stops working if we part ways.
You’re building an asset on your own land. I’m the crew, not the landlord.
Anyone is welcome to apply — no gatekeeping here. We read each application ourselves and always reply. If it feels like a good fit, we’ll share a calendar link so you can pick a time.
Let me know what process I need to follow…
We don’t chase views. We build influence.
Inbound marketing for established service businesses