1,712% More New Viewers. Your Brand Belongs in the Next Scene.

For Internet Marketers

Something Just Happened on This Channel

This channel has been on YouTube for ten years. Then FlashFrameStudio.com came online, Mason Crowe took the screen, and the line on the graph turned straight up.

In one 28-day stretch, the channel pulled 5,309 views and 26.7 hours of watch time. Unique viewers jumped from 130 to 1,718. New subscribers came in 838% higher than the 28 days before, bringing the channel to 2,269.

And 93.9% of this month's audience is brand new. These are fresh eyes. They haven't seen your offer before, they aren't burned out on the same ads, and they came because they wanted to watch.

Most marketers rent attention for a day. You can put your brand inside a story people choose to watch, and it stays there.

That's what a spot in the Crowe Universe is. Your product gets written into a Mason Crowe or Tammy Raines episode or music video. A character uses it. It's on screen. Your link goes in the description and pinned comment. Then the episode keeps doing its job as the audience grows.

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Don’t Take Our Word For It

Here’s the Dashboard

These are unedited screenshots from the channel’s YouTube Studio. Click any one to see it full size.

YouTube Studio • Overview

5,309 Views. Look at That Spike.

That's 4.8K more views than usual and 6.7 more watch hours than usual. The chart was flat, then it took off. 692 of those views came in the last 48 hours alone.

New Viewer Insights: new viewers 1,341 vs 74 (+1,712%), returning 86 vs 56 (+54%), unique 1,718 vs 130 (+1,222%)

YouTube Studio • New Viewer Insights

New Viewers +1,712%

1,341 new viewers, up from 74. Unique viewers went from 130 to 1,718, up 1,222%. Returning viewers went up 54%.

Monthly audience 1.7K and +75 subscribers, 838% more than previous 28 days

YouTube Studio • Audience

Monthly Audience 1.7K and Rising

The audience curve sat flat until mid-October. Then it climbed past 1,600 and kept going.

YouTube Studio • Dashboard

A Short Ranked 3 of 10 in 13 Hours

“Don’t ever make her cry” hit 139 views in its first 13 hours, ranked 3 of 10 on the channel, and viewers watched 73.8% of it on average. People don't just click in. They stay and watch, which means they see what's on screen.

Audience by watch behavior: 93.9% new viewers; 'Somebody pushed a little too hard' 1.2K views among new viewers

YouTube Studio • Watch Behavior

93.9% Brand-New Viewers

Nearly the whole monthly audience is new to the channel. “Somebody pushed a little too hard” alone pulled 1.2K views from new viewers.

A Solo Ad Ends.
Your Spot Doesn’t.

You know the drill with solo ads. You pay, the mail goes out, the clicks come in for a day or two, and then it's over. If you want more, you pay again.

Solo Ad

One send, one spike, then nothing. The list sees it once, between dozens of other offers in the same inbox.

When the traffic stops, your money stops working.

A Spot in the Crowe Universe

Your product lives inside the episode. Every new viewer who finds the show later sees it too.

Placed once, it stays in the show and keeps working as the audience grows.

	Solo Ad	Your Spot in the Show
How long it runs	A day or two, then it's gone	Stays in the episode
Who sees it	One list, one time	Every viewer, including the ones who find it later
How it's received	Another pitch in a crowded inbox	Part of a story people chose to watch
When the audience grows	You pay again	Your spot grows with it
Your link	Buried in an email	In the description and pinned comment

Grab a Spot That Keeps Working

One of a Kind

Your Brand, Inside a Cinematic Series

This isn't a banner or a pre-roll people skip. Your product is part of the story, and it can be the thing that helps the hero win.

Written Into the Story

Your software on Mason's laptop. Your app on Tammy's phone. Your ad on the bar TV at the Crow's Nest. A character can say your product's name on screen.

Seen in a New Way

A scene sticks in a way an ad doesn't. Your brand gets tied to a hero people root for, with original music and big-screen visuals.

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Built for Marketers

SaaS, apps, courses, coaching, supplements, gear, online services and affiliate offers. You approve the cut before it goes live, and your links go in the description and pinned comment.

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Built to Last

Ten Years on YouTube.
Now It’s Taking Off.

This isn't a channel that showed up last week and could vanish next week. It's been on YouTube for ten years. Now that FlashFrameStudio.com is connected to it, the growth is exploding, and FlashFrame Studio is becoming a platform with worldwide reach.

A ten-year-old YouTube channel
2,269 subscribers and growing
Original series, original music and new episodes on the way
Every sponsored placement clearly disclosed, per YouTube and FTC rules

Be in It Yourself

Grab Your Cameo

A guest appearance in an upcoming FlashFrame Studio episode or music video.

Background Cameo

$149

You’re in the scene: a biker at the Crow’s Nest, a face in the crowd.

Buy This Spot – $149

Or pay over time – pay later available at checkout

Featured Cameo, $295, founding cast price

Lock In Today’s Price
Before the Audience Gets Bigger

Our pricing is going up. If you get a spot now, you lock in today's price, and your spot keeps working as the audience grows.

Within the next 30 days, the shows will be seen in more countries by a larger audience. Eventually spots will cost thousands of dollars. The marketers who get in early are the ones who get today's price.

Today

You get today's price, locked in.

Next 30 Days

The shows reach more countries and a bigger audience.

Down the Road

Spots will cost thousands of dollars.

Lock In Today’s Price

Straight Answers

Questions Marketers Ask

Are these numbers real?

Yes. Every number on this page comes from the channel's own YouTube Studio for the last 28 days (Sep 27 – Oct 24, 2026). The screenshots are above. Click any of them to see the full, uncropped screen.

What do I actually get?

Your product written into an upcoming Mason Crowe or Tammy Raines episode or music video. Options run from a background placement up to a story placement, where a character names your product and uses it on screen, or a “Presented by” end card. Depending on the placement, your links go in the description and pinned comment. You can see all the options on the Be in the Show page.

How is this better than a solo ad?

A solo ad runs once and it's done. Your spot stays in the episode, so every new viewer who finds the show later sees your product too. The audience grows, and your spot grows with it.

What does it cost?

Current pricing is on the Be in the Show page. Prices are going up, and if you get a spot now you lock in today's price.

Do I get to approve it?

Yes. You review and approve the cut before anything goes live. Real logos and screens are added from your artwork, so your brand always looks right.

Is it disclosed as sponsored?

Yes. Every paid placement is clearly disclosed as sponsored, per YouTube and FTC rules. That protects you and keeps the audience's trust.

What kinds of products fit?

Software and SaaS, apps, online courses and coaching, supplements and health, gear and apparel, online services, and affiliate offers. All placements are subject to our approval.

Why not wait and see how it does?

Because waiting costs more. Within 30 days the shows will be seen in more countries by a bigger audience, and the price goes up with it. Getting in now means today's price and more time for your spot to work.

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The Crows Are Watching

Get In Early on the Crowe Universe

The audience is new, it's growing fast, and it's watching closely. Put your brand where they're looking, at today's price, in a spot that stays.

Grab Your Spot Now Watch the World Premiere

P.S. A solo ad is over by the end of the week. A spot in the show is still working as the audience keeps growing. Lock in today's price before it goes up. Want a cameo? You can book it today and pay over time with pay-later options at checkout.

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“Don’t ever make her cry” (Short)	139
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