Arizona's aerospace, mining, and semiconductor companies are sitting on millions of views of untapped content. The footage exists. The stories are there. You're just not telling them.
Third-party YouTube channels are filming your facilities, explaining your processes, and racking up millions of views — using your brand, your operations, your people. And you control nothing about the narrative.
Meanwhile, your own channel has a recruiting video from 2019 and no strategy. The gap between your company's YouTube presence and the content being made about you isn't a minor oversight. It's a strategic liability.
10 years as a materials engineer at Honeywell Aerospace. Process audits, heat treatment, brazing, AS9100 — the work that keeps parts on aircraft. I've spent a decade inside the operations you're trying to film.
I also build YouTube channels. 7M+ views generated across channels I own and operate. I know what performs, what gets clicks, and what the algorithm actually rewards.
Foundry AZ isn't a video production company. It's a strategic content partner built by someone who speaks your language — because I've done your job.
You're competing for cleared engineers in the tightest labor market in decades. The companies winning that fight are the ones showing what it's actually like to work there — not posting job listings.
Your operations are inherently visual — massive scale, extreme processes, real stakes. Third-party channels already prove the audience exists. The question is whether you own that narrative or they do.
Billions in Arizona fab investment. Thousands of roles to fill. YouTube is where the next generation of technicians and engineers are already spending their time. Meet them there.
No pitch deck. No sales funnel. Just a conversation about what your company's YouTube should look like.
15 minutes. That's all it takes.
nick@foundryaz.com