In Episode 11 of the Marketing Mechanic Dennis Yu shows, step by step, how he moved 50 raw phone videos into YouTube, blogs, and ads in a single day using ChatGPT Atlas with agent mode. He contrasts the old math — four hours per edit and thousands in labor — with a $100 credits run, then explains why most teams stall: files live on phones, handoffs are manual, and nothing ties back to proof. The fix starts with a clean pipeline and ends with content that a buyer and an algorithm can both trust.The workflow: auto-backup to Google Photos for face and location metadata, push into a shared Google Workspace Drive, bulk upload to YouTube as unlisted on desktop, then have Atlas write titles and descriptions from the transcript. From there, repurpose each video into two articles, one for the personal brand site and one for the company site, embed the video at the top, and loop through QA to fix names, headings, and links. With dozens of videos live, organize playlists that map to your topic wheel, publish matching summary pages, and cross-link assets so every piece traces back to a real moment in the field.Finally, read channel analytics to spot winners, trim those into shorts with the YouTube editor, and syndicate to Google Business Profile and social. This is not about tricks. It is about verifiable proof — who, where, and what — carried from the camera all the way to the page. When the pipeline runs, ads simply amplify what already works.Want this running in your business? Enroll a young adult in our High Rise Academy and we’ll help them set up the same agent-powered content factory for you: https://highriseinfluence.net/high-rise-academy/Dennis Yu, Founder of BlitzMetrics:Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dennisyu/LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/dennisyuTwitter: https://x.com/dennisyuLocal Service Spotlight: https://localservicespotlight.com/#MarketingMechanic #DennisYu #ChatGPTAtlas #AgentMode #ContentFactory #LocalServiceMarketing #ContentRepurposing #YouTubeStrategy #PersonalBranding