That's the pattern I see every time. An agent fights me on video, tries it once because I ask, and can't believe the numbers after.
And here's the thing about YouTube that's VASTLY different from Instagram or Facebook: your views grow over time. It could be months later, but a single home tour video done in August could gain traction in December. It's not about going viral. It's about being consistent even when you think you suck.
It's never about the tool, or the algorithm, or whether you're a "camera person." It's resistance. And resistance isn't strategy. It's just resistance (I know, it's not actually that deep).
So if you've got a piece of content sitting in your head that you keep talking yourself out of — the walkthrough, the market update, the just-sold reel — that's not a someday project. That's your next Take It and Run moment!