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Why Does Buc-ees NOT have a Youtube Channel?

Episode Summary

What if Buc-ee’s had its own YouTube channel? In this episode, I break down a complete, spectacle-level content strategy—from my 3-part framework (Craze, Experience, Fans) to creator partnerships and Shorts—that any brand can use to build a loyal audience and turn casual viewers into passionate advocates.

Episode Notes

What if Buc-ee’s launched a YouTube channel?

In this episode, I walk you through exactly how I’d turn one of the most beloved (and bizarre) brands in America into a YouTube powerhouse. This isn’t just a fun “what if” exercise. It’s a blueprint any brand can adapt to build audience, drive advocacy, and own their category.

Using my 3-part content framework—Craze, Experience, Fans—I break down how to:

Create hero content that builds buzz and gets people talking
Produce mid-funnel videos that educate while entertaining
Capture and share fan stories to spark advocacy
Use Shorts to scale reach and relevance
Partner with creators to boost awareness
Promote your content so it gets seen

Along the way, I share examples, creative ideas, and a few tactical plays you can borrow for your brand. Whether you’re running social for a Fortune 500 company or building a channel from scratch, this episode will help you see YouTube as more than just a place to park ads and it’s an audience-building engine

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