
1,000 Views in 4 Days
(vs. 353 in 3 Years)
1,000+
Views in 4 days
3×
Previous best (in 4 days vs 3 years)
30+
Social cuts from one session
The Result
From invisible to undeniable
1,000+ views in 4 days. For context, 305 Pink Pack's previous best-performing video had 353 views — accumulated over 3 years. One RiseWorks-produced video outperformed their entire back catalog by 3× in under a week.
This wasn't a fluke or a viral accident. It was the result of a deliberate production and packaging strategy that any nonprofit can replicate.
Why It Worked
Every design choice was intentional
The video — “Cancer Screening Guidelines for Cancer Prevention Month” — is 1 minute and 22 seconds long. Published during Cancer Prevention Month (February), the topic had built-in search demand and social relevance. People were already looking for this information.
The hook at 00:03–00:12 tells viewers exactly what they'll learn. No preamble, no logos-first intro. Instant value. From 00:39–01:12, the video delivers age-specific screening guidelines in rapid succession — the kind of content people screenshot, save, and share.
Health content requires authority. Branded open, clean lower-thirds, Rosemary Carrera (Founder & President) delivering on camera — all of it builds the credibility that makes viewers stay and share. At 1:22, completion rates stay high and abandonment stays low.
Our Approach
3 months of content in 2 hours
This video was part of a larger shoot that demonstrates the RiseWorks content flywheel. On January 19, 2026, we captured three months of bilingual PSA content in a single two-hour session.
305 Pink Pack needed monthly health awareness content for January (Cervical Cancer), February (Cancer Prevention), and March (Colorectal Cancer) — each in both English and Spanish, with social cutdowns for every platform.
Traditional approach: 3 separate shoots across 3 months. Our approach: Capture everything in one session using outfit changes to create visual distinction between topics. ~66 minutes of raw footage across 14 clips, English + Spanish (native delivery, not dubbed).
Beyond the planned PSAs, we captured ~37 minutes of evergreen bonus content — Rosemary's personal story, impact stats (15K+ rides, 3K+ childcare hours), donation CTAs, and educational snackables. This content library will serve 305 Pink Pack for years.
2 Creative Blocks used in this engagement
The Output
From one 2-hour session
6
Hero PSA videos (3 EN, 3 ES)
30+
Vertical social cuts
10+
Evergreen CTA clips
3
Months of content coverage
2
Languages (native delivery)
2hr
Total production time
In the Wild
One shoot → every platform
From a single production session, we delivered bilingual hero content for YouTube, social cutdowns for Instagram, and care package explainer videos embedded via QR code inside every physical pack. This is content atomization in action.
Care Package Explainer — English
Paquetes de Bienvenida — Español
Cervical Cancer Awareness PSA
The Takeaway
Professional storytelling isn't a luxury — it's the difference between being seen and being invisible
The gap between 353 views in 3 years and 1,000 views in 4 days isn't about budget. It's about craft. Hook structure that earns attention in the first 3 seconds. Information density that rewards viewers for staying. Visual polish that builds trust — especially critical for health content. Platform-native formatting designed for how people actually discover and consume video in 2026.
Batch production works — one shoot, three months of content. Bilingual by design — native Spanish content outperforms dubbed content, especially in Miami where 69% of households speak a language other than English. Short, dense, and useful wins.
This is what a RiseWorks subscription delivers: not just content, but content that actually reaches people.
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