Your content,
twice.
We rebuild creators’ existing videos for Facebook and run their pages end to end. Nothing changes about how you work. Everything changes about what it earns.
Revenue share. Nothing up front.
OUR CREATORS
- Kimbyrleigha
- Sara Williams
- Charlotte
- History Hub
- Darklivity
- Kira Fonteneau
- Unseen
- Tim Kennedy’s Overdogs USA
- Peek’s Peak Hobby Homestead
- Kimbyrleigha
- Sara Williams
- Charlotte
- History Hub
- Darklivity
- Kira Fonteneau
- Unseen
- Tim Kennedy’s Overdogs USA
- Peek’s Peak Hobby Homestead
$41,562 in 28 days.
One Facebook page we run, built from videos that were already on YouTube. 296.6 million views in the same 28 days.
Meta earnings dashboard, last 28 days.
Same creator, rebuilt for each feed.
Kimbyrleigha on Facebook and YouTube. Each video is cut for how that platform is watched. On Facebook, one bodycam story reached 19 million views.
Most creators repost to Facebook. That's why it doesn't work.
1
The hook is in the wrong place
Facebook decides in three seconds. An intro, a logo sting or a slow build kills the video before anyone hears the case.
2
The titles are built for search
YouTube titles are written to be found. Facebook titles have to stop a thumb that is already moving.
3
The rhythm is different
One upload a week works on YouTube. On Facebook it barely registers. Volume and consistency drive the payout.
It doesn't need reposting. It needs rebuilding.
Facebook is the platform everyone skipped.
Creators pour everything into YouTube, TikTok and Instagram and write Facebook off as the place their parents post. Meanwhile it pays out on video, the competition is thin, and the audience is enormous and largely untouched by the people making the best content.
Done properly, a page built from videos you have already published can add thousands of dollars a month on its own. Same work, second cheque.
- Your existing library
Already made. Already paid for. Still earning once.
How it works
1
You create the page
It stays in your name and under your control, always. We get access, not ownership.
2
We rebuild your content
Every video re-edited for the feed — new hook, new pacing, new title, new caption. Same footage, different platform.
3
We run it daily
Uploads, scheduling, captions, comments, page management. You keep making videos exactly as you do now.
4
We both get paid
Revenue share, so nothing comes out of your pocket. Monetization usually takes around two months, and we keep running the page long after.
What you get
- Full re-editing of existing videos for Facebook
- Hook writing and retitling for the feed
- Captions and post copy
- Daily posting and scheduling
- Page setup and monetization guidance
- Ongoing management and optimization
Who this works for
True crime, commentary, storytelling, education, lifestyle, reaction, faith, health, finance. If it works as long-form or short-form video, it works on Facebook once it’s rebuilt for the feed.
We take on a small number of creators at a time, across niches, so every page gets real attention.
We're Boomerly Media.
A team of editors, producers and page managers who do one thing: rebuild YouTube videos for Facebook, and run the pages that earn from them.
We are
People who’ve spent years writing, cutting and publishing video. Facebook is all we do, and we run creators’ pages full time.
You work directly with the people editing your videos and running your page. No account managers, no hand-offs. We keep our roster small so every creator gets real attention.
We believe
1
Your content should earn more than once.
A video you've already made is already paid for. It shouldn't stop working after one platform.
2
Facebook deserves its own edit.
Reposting isn't a strategy. Every video gets rebuilt for how people actually watch there.
3
Creators own their pages. Always.
We get access to post, nothing more.
4
We only get paid when you do.
No fees up front. If the page doesn't earn, you don't pay.
Let's see what your content could earn.
Send your channel and we’ll come back with what we’d change and what it could do on Facebook.
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