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Confidential Proposal · 2026

13 channels.
One strategy.
Near-term results.

A targeted YouTube portfolio engagement for NBC/Telemundo Streaming, full assessment and playbook delivered in the first 60 days.

+15%
Revenue and Audience lift opportunity · independent assessment of format strategy, monetization, and publishing cadence across all 13 channels
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10–18 month payback*
Average based on existing clients. Not a guarantee of results.
1 Big Media Numbers
2B+
Monthly Views
300+
Channels Managed
800M+
Subscribers
16
Years as YT Partner
250+
Employees
400+
CMS Data Points
Section 1 Experience

We do
one thing.
YouTube.

One Big Media is a YouTube-native strategy and operations firm. Sixteen years in business. Official YouTube partner with MCN and CMS access. We work only on YouTube, the framework, tooling, and team are built around one platform.

The firm operates across the Americas, Europe, and Asia. Offices in Los Angeles, Dallas, Orlando, Virginia Beach, Mexico, Colombia, Brazil, Canada, Portugal, Hong Kong, and Melbourne.

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YouTube Strategy
Portfolio architecture, channel role definition, editorial proposition, hypothesis-led, validated by data.
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CMS + MCN Data
400+ data points beyond YouTube Studio: scorecards, audience overlap, format performance, RPM diagnostics.
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Channel Security
Content ID, geoblocking, manual claims, hacking prevention, protecting gains across the portfolio.
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Audience Development
Growth roadmap, format playbook, cadence and discovery levers for Spanish-language and multicultural audiences.
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Monetization Engineering
CPM improvement, ad suitability remediation, Premium, memberships, Super features, brand integrations.
Part of the eMotion Studios Group

One Big Media operates under eMotion Studios — a global holding company with over 20 years of experience building and scaling companies at the intersection of technology, media, and the Creator Economy. From talent management and content distribution to audience monetization, the group has launched and operated ventures across four continents, shaping the digital media landscape worldwide.

Meet the eMotion Studios Group
Section 2, Approach

A six-pillar
framework built for
this brief.

Telemundo is not asking for a transformation. The RFP is explicit: a targeted strategic assessment, not a large-scale transformation engagement. Our methodology is built for that brief, focused, data-driven, and biased toward decisions Telemundo can act on within the first 60 days, not quarters.

The pillars are sequenced so earlier outputs feed later ones, portfolio architecture informs channel analysis, which informs content strategy, which informs monetization modeling.

Principle 01
Hypothesis-led, not data-led
We define the question first, then mine the data. This prevents the most common failure mode of portfolio reviews: descriptive decks that never converge on a decision.
Principle 02
Operationally feasible
A consolidation that looks elegant on paper but breaks the editorial workflow is not a recommendation, it's a problem. We test every move against operating constraints before it ships.
Principle 03
Governance built in from day one
The portfolio expanded organically; the fix has to include rules that prevent it from re-expanding. Governance is not an annex, it is part of the recommendation set.
Pillar 01
Portfolio-Level Assessment

What role should each channel play in the ecosystem, and where are we publishing the same thing twice?

We build a portfolio map plotting each channel on two axes, content specificity (anchor → IP-specific) and audience distinctness (shared → unique). Channels in the same quadrant are consolidation candidates; channels with high duplication but low audience overlap are repositioning candidates.

Primary Output
Portfolio architecture map with role, value proposition, and overlap diagnosis for each of the 13 channels, plus a flagged list of structural issues (duplication, role ambiguity, dormancy).
Data Inputs
Full channel inventory12-month publishing historyContent overlap mappingAudience cross-visit data
Method
2×2 portfolio map validated against editorial intent in working sessions with Telemundo leadership.
Pillar 02
Channel-by-Channel Analysis

Which channels should be kept, consolidated, refocused, or sunset, and why?

Each channel gets a one-page scorecard across five dimensions: role clarity, audience distinctness, content uniqueness, monetization efficiency, and operational cost. Channels are then categorized into four action types, keep, refocus, consolidate, or sunset, with rationale and projected impact.

Primary Output
Per-channel scorecard plus a consolidation matrix listing every recommended move with rationale, dependencies, and expected impact on watch time and revenue.
Key Questions
Should Caso Cerrado stay centralized? Is Telemundo English better as a Caso Cerrado English destination? Should show clips channels consolidate into a broader entertainment structure?
Data Inputs
Views + watch time (12mo)Subscribers + RPMAd suitabilityRetention curvesTraffic sources
Pillar 03
Content & Format Strategy

How should clips, Shorts, long-form, livestreams, English-language content, and creator-led programming be deployed across the portfolio?

We use a content-archetype framework (Hub, Help, Hero) to map which formats serve which strategic purpose on each channel. Findings from Pillars 1 and 2 set the channel roles; this pillar prescribes the format mix, the subtitled content strategy, the livestream architecture, and the creator and partnership model that serves each role, calibrated against monetization implications.

Primary Output
Format playbook by channel type:
  • Shorts, long-form VOD, and livestream
  • English-language and subtitled content
  • YouTube-native originals
  • Creator and partnership framework defining where external talent and collaborations strengthen the portfolio
Key Questions
  • Where do Shorts belong?
  • Which channels should host livestreams versus a centralized destination?
  • Should subtitled content live in dedicated channels or be integrated?
  • When does a show/franchise merit its own channel?
Subtitled & Translated Content

Publishing the same content across multiple channels differentiated only by subtitles creates audience fragmentation without guaranteed incremental value.

The assessment evaluates whether subtitle-based separation (English captions, dubbed versions, translated clips) builds a distinct audience or simply splits watch time that would otherwise consolidate.

Output: a clear per-channel recommendation, integrate or isolate, with the Telemundo English question as the lead case.

Creators, Talent & Partnerships

Telemundo has a deep bench of on-air talent. The assessment evaluates three questions:

  • Can existing talent anchor YouTube-native programming? Content built for the platform, not clips from linear.
  • Where do external creator partnerships add incremental audience? Spanish-language YouTube has a large creator ecosystem that Telemundo can access through collaborations rather than production overhead.
  • What partnership structures scale without adding complexity? Guest appearances, co-produced Shorts, channel integrations, and distribution deals evaluated by channel and by audience segment.
Data Inputs
Format-level performancePeer benchmarksAlgorithmic patternsCreator ecosystem mapAudience overlap with partner channels
Pillar 04
Audience Analysis

Which channels share audience and which are distinct? Where is the same viewer being served the same content twice — and what does that imply for anchor vs. show/IP decisions?

We build an audience overlap heatmap across all 13 channels, then cluster channels by audience signature using 400+ CMS signals — far beyond what YouTube Studio exposes. Channels with highly similar signatures and overlapping content are top consolidation candidates. Channels with distinct audiences validate their independent role.

The output feeds directly back into the Pillar 1 portfolio map and the Pillar 2 channel scorecards — audience data either confirms or overrides structural recommendations made on editorial grounds alone.

Key Questions
  • Which channels share audience and which are truly distinct?
  • Where is the same viewer being served the same content on two different channels?
  • What audience segments are underserved across the portfolio?
  • Where could a channel role-shift to capture an underserved segment?
  • Does consolidation cannibalize or complement existing audiences?
Method
  • Retention curves by content type — breaking news vs. reportage vs. interview vs. clips vs. long-form
  • Traffic source breakdown: organic search vs. algorithm-suggested vs. external — each implies a different growth lever
  • Cross-channel viewer flow: does a viewer from a show/IP channel migrate to the anchor, or stay siloed?
  • Bilingual and anglophone share of subscriber base — critical for the Telemundo English question
  • Geographic concentration: U.S. English-dominant markets vs. LATAM — different value propositions per scenario
Primary Output
  • Audience overlap heatmap across all 13 channels
  • Segment definitions and audience signature per channel
  • Cross-channel viewer flow map
  • List of channels where audience data supports — or contradicts — the structural recommendations from earlier pillars
Data Inputs
Demographics + geographyDevice + behaviorSubscriber overlapTraffic source patternsRetention curves by content typeCross-channel viewer flowSpanish-language panel data
Pillar 05
Monetization & Publishing Economics

Does consolidating watch time onto fewer channels increase revenue, and what cadence maximizes RPM and ad suitability per channel?

We model two to three revenue scenarios, a baseline (current state), a consolidation case (top recommendations applied), and a hybrid case. Each scenario quantifies projected watch time, revenue, and operational complexity reduction.

Primary Output
Revenue scenario model, cadence recommendations by channel, volume-vs-performance tradeoff analysis, and an RPM/ad-suitability improvement roadmap.
Key Focus
The 8-minute mid-roll threshold for long-form content. Volume-vs-performance curve analysis by format and channel type. Content ID as a revenue recovery instrument.
Pillar 06
Governance, Benchmarking & KPIs

How do we prevent the portfolio from re-fragmenting, and how do we measure ongoing health?

We codify the decision criteria used throughout the engagement into a governance framework, a one-page set of rules for channel creation, consolidation, and sunset. The KPI framework defines leading and lagging indicators for portfolio health, with thresholds for escalation.

Primary Output
Governance guidelines, peer benchmarking against 3–5 comparable portfolios, recommended editorial/operating model, and a KPI tracking framework Telemundo can adopt without further consulting support.
Benchmarks Against
Spanish-language news portfoliosEnglish-language mediaYouTube-native portfolios
Section 3, Proof Points

We've done this.
Inside CNBC.

Two case studies directly comparable to the Telemundo brief. The first is inside the NBCUniversal family. The second is the closest operational analog to the portfolio consolidation question.

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NBCUniversal Family
Times Brasil, CNBC Brazil
From a 10,000-subscriber plateau to category #1 in Brazilian business journalism, 12 months, without changing a single piece of editorial.
Results in 2025
Subscriber growth2,000%+
Views in 202562.6M
Impressions delivered400M
Watch time hours3.2M
Category rank#1 Brazil
Why This Matters for Telemundo

Same parent organization, NBCUniversal. Same diagnosis: premium editorial assets performing below their algorithmic potential. The same methodology, title protocols, metadata architecture, thumbnail standards, is proposed for Telemundo. The editorial doesn't change. The algorithm's read of it does.

Competitors defeated: Info Money, Exame, Market Makers, BM&C News, entrenched category leaders in Brazilian business journalism.

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Portfolio Consolidation Analog
Rádio Itatiaia, Portfolio Split & Consolidation
From 1 channel to 5 segmented channels. The same instruments proposed for Telemundo's 13-channel portfolio, applied to a leading Brazilian audio brand.
Results After Restructuring
Subscriber growth900%
Starting subscribers700K
Final subscribers3.7M
Audience growth428%
Monthly views (after)30M
Why This Matters for Telemundo

Direct analog of the consolidation-vs-fragmentation question at the core of the RFP. Itatiaia had one channel carrying news, sports, entertainment, and culture, structurally similar to overlapping content across multiple Telemundo channels.

Audience overlap analysis identified four distinct segments with materially different RPM profiles. The same instruments apply directly to the 13-channel Telemundo portfolio. The restructure paid back operationally inside two quarters.

CNBC
English financial news
900%+
10K → 120K subs. Monthly views 1.2M → 6.4M. Started March 2025.
Authentic Games
Largest Minecraft, LATAM
20M+
Subscribers. 9B+ total views. Extended to Disney+ animated feature.
Corinthians E-Sports
Brazilian sports
1,000%
Subscriber growth after full hack recovery. 200K → 1.85M.
Daystar · TBN · CNN
US multi-vertical
Multi-M
Faith, lifestyle, news verticals across the US at multi-million-subscriber scale.
Section 4, Plan

5 phases.
4 decision gates.
60-day delivery.

Each phase produces a usable interim deliverable. Telemundo makes directional calls four times during the engagement, not at the very end.

Click each phase to expand activities, deliverables, and decision gate details.

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Discovery & Data Foundation
Days 1–14
Gate 1

Data intake, stakeholder alignment, and hypothesis development. YouTube Analytics access for all 13 channels. Kickoff workshop. Competitive landscape scan across 3–5 peer Spanish-language portfolios.

Discovery readout and analytical plan
YouTube Analytics (13ch)Stakeholder interviewsHypothesis developmentCompetitive scan
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Channel & Audience Analysis
Days 15–30
Gate 2

The most analytically intensive phase. Per-channel scorecards for all 13, audience overlap heatmap, portfolio architecture map, and draft consolidation matrix with keep/refocus/consolidate/sunset recommendations.

Portfolio architecture map + 13 channel scorecards
Audience overlap heatmapConsolidation matrix2×2 portfolio map2 checkpoint sessions
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Content & Format Strategy
Days 30–45
Gate 3

Translate channel roles into a format playbook covering Shorts, long-form, livestreams, English-language content, and YouTube-native originals. Define livestream role across the portfolio.

Format playbook + content strategy memo
Shorts strategyLivestream roleEnglish-language positioningNative originals
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Monetization & Operating Model
Days 45–55
Gate 4

Revenue scenario modeling (baseline, consolidation, hybrid), cadence recommendations per channel, RPM and ad-suitability improvement roadmap, and the editorial operating model required to execute.

Revenue scenario model + operating model
3 revenue scenariosCadence by channelRPM roadmapVolume-vs-performance
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Final Recommendations & Ongoing Launch
Days 55–60

Executive synthesis. Governance framework. KPI framework. 30/60/90-day implementation plan. Peer benchmarking against 3–5 comparable portfolios. Executive presentation to Telemundo leadership.

Final report + governance + KPI + 30/60/90 plan
Executive presentationGovernance decision treeKPI frameworkPeer benchmarkingImplementation plan
Section 5, Channel Intelligence

13 channels.
One strategic blueprint.

Per-channel optimization across five layers: Strategy, Data, Security, Audience Development, and Monetization. Click any card to expand the full playbook.

Initial Observations — Before Phase 1 Begins
Three patterns already visible across the portfolio. Each is actionable in the first weeks of engagement.
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Live content is published sequentially — not segmented by program
YouTube's algorithm systematically favors live archives that are segmented by individual program. For media groups with multiple shows broadcasting sequentially, splitting archives into per-program cuts improves algorithmic distribution across all formats — not just live — and raises discoverability for each title independently.
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Cross-channel audience overlap is an untapped growth lever across all 13 channels
YouTube is actively incentivizing cross-channel promotion — and the Telemundo portfolio is unusually well-positioned to capture it. Viewers of Telemundo Noticias, Caso Cerrado, and Hoy Día share significant demographic and behavioral overlap. Introducing deliberate but measured cross-channel moments — end cards, pinned links, Shorts that reference companion programming — moves audience between channels without disrupting editorial identity. Each subscriber captured on a second channel is a compounded loyalty event: watch time, return rate, and monetizable minutes all increase. Across 13 channels, the aggregate effect of this kind of systematic audience routing is a portfolio-level revenue gain that no single-channel strategy can replicate.
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Significant share of VODs cluster just below the 8-minute RPM threshold
YouTube enables mid-roll ads — and the RPM uplift that comes with them — only above 8 minutes. A material portion of the portfolio's VODs fall in the 7:00–7:59 range. Adding branded end cards or recap segments to push these over the threshold is a direct, measurable revenue intervention with no editorial cost.
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External links in video descriptions suppress algorithmic distribution
YouTube interprets external links in descriptions as signals that the content is routing viewers off-platform — which reduces distribution. Moving external links to pinned comments removes the penalty from the video metadata while keeping the links accessible. A configuration change that improves reach with no content edits required.
These observations are based on publicly available channel data. Phase 1 will confirm scope and quantify the revenue impact for each across all 13 channels.
Anchor · 🔴 Immediate

Telemundo

Main flagship, broadest reach, highest stakes
+$7K–$15K/mo
StrategyRestructure channel description with keyword-rich copy targeting U.S. Hispanic prime demos. Align upload schedule with telenovela premiere calendars.
DataActivate CMS for 400+ metric dashboard; identify top-10 performing VOD formats by watch-time-per-impression and replicate cadence.
SecurityAudit Content ID coverage across telenovela library; apply Monetize policy on all clipped content currently unprotected.
Audience DevShorts series repurposing telenovela peak moments (cliffhangers, confrontations). Target 18–34 not captured by linear TV.
MonetizationEnable mid-rolls on all VODs >8 min. Review ad break placement against retention curves to maximize CPM without hurting watch time.
Base estimate: ~55M views/mo · ~$100K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~58.9M views/mo
~$107K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~63.3M views/mo
~$115K/mo
Anchor · 🔴 Immediate

Noticias Telemundo

News flagship, breaking news & investigative content
+$5.5K–$11.7K/mo
Strategy"Breaking news → explainer → deep dive" funnel. Each major story generates ≥3 formats within 24 hours of breaking.
DataTrack real-time CTR on news thumbnails; A/B test text-overlay vs. clean-face format across top stories.
SecurityProtect live stream archives and investigative VODs via Content ID. Block policy on unauthorized re-uploads of exclusives.
Audience DevDaily Shorts "Lo Más Importante" (90 sec): top 3 headlines, hook in first 3 sec. Link to full VOD in description.
MonetizationMaximize pre-roll on high-traffic news cycles. Pursue YouTube Select inventory for election, immigration, and breaking-news spikes.
Base estimate: ~35M views/mo · ~$78K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~37.5M views/mo
~$83K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~40.3M views/mo
~$90K/mo
Anchor · 🔴 Immediate

Telemundo Deportes

Sports, soccer, World Cup rights, live events
+$5.1K–$11K/mo
StrategyWorld Cup content calendar 90 days in advance. Search-optimized titles for all match highlights. Capitalize on FIFA licensing window.
DataSegment audience by club affiliation (Real Madrid, Chivas, Liga MX) via CMS; tailor recommended content per cluster.
SecurityFull Content ID on licensed sports footage. Strike policy on match clips where rights exclude digital distribution.
Audience DevPost-match Shorts within 2 hours of final whistle. Localized hashtags per tournament. Community tab for match prediction engagement.
MonetizationSuper Thanks + memberships during live commentary. Sports-vertical brand deals to supplement AdSense on live streams.
Base estimate: ~28M views/mo · ~$73K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~30M views/mo
~$78K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~32.2M views/mo
~$84K/mo
Shows · 🔴 Immediate

Caso Cerrado

Legal drama franchise, massive existing library
+$7K–$15K/mo
StrategyCase-themed playlists ("Casos de Familia", "Casos de Amor") drive session depth. Catalog watch-time is the primary KPI.
DataIdentify top-50 episodes by watch time and session initiator rate. Pin as homepage featured content and end-screen targets.
SecurityFull Content ID sweep of 10+ year archive. Monetize organic re-uploads currently capturing revenue the channel should own.
Audience Dev"El Veredicto" Shorts (60 sec): case teaser driving full episode views. Highest-impact Shorts play in the portfolio.
MonetizationMid-rolls across entire library. Channel memberships with exclusive "behind the verdict" content as member perk.
Base estimate: ~55M views/mo · ~$100K/mo 11.7M subs · 9.2B lifetime views
Conservative · +7%
~58.9M views/mo
~$107K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~63.3M views/mo
~$115K/mo
IP / Franchise · 🔴 Immediate

El Señor de los Cielos

Narco drama franchise, 9 seasons, massive library
+$2.9K–$6.2K/mo
StrategyEach season treated as a content event. "New to the franchise" playlists convert short-form viewers into full-season binge sessions.
DataMap episode-level drop-off points across seasons. High drop-off episodes are candidates for mid-season recap Shorts.
SecurityHighest piracy target in the portfolio. Aggressive Content ID with Strike policy across all 9 seasons, non-negotiable.
Audience Dev"El Señor Explica" Shorts: mythology, character backstory, season recaps. Strong acquisition for narco-drama genre fans.
MonetizationPremium IP commands highest RPM in portfolio. Memberships with exclusive behind-the-scenes. Branded integration in recap videos.
Base estimate: ~18M views/mo · ~$41K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~19.3M views/mo
~$44K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~20.7M views/mo
~$47K/mo
Shows · 🟡 High

Hoy Día

Morning show, lifestyle, entertainment, interviews
+$1.9K–$4.1K/mo
StrategySegment full broadcast into YouTube-native clips by topic (celebrity, health, recipes, fashion). Each segment = standalone video with keyword title.
DataTrack CTR and AVD per topic category. Double down on outperformers; reduce cadence on underperformers.
SecurityProtect celebrity interview exclusives with Content ID. Flag unauthorized re-uploads of viral segments.
Audience Dev"Tip del Día" Shorts (under 45 sec) from each host. Host-driven content has 2–3× higher subscriber conversion.
MonetizationPre-roll on high-intent search traffic (recipes, fashion) attracts premium CPM. Sponsorship integration in recipe and wellness segments.
Base estimate: ~13M views/mo · ~$27K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~13.9M views/mo
~$29K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~15M views/mo
~$31K/mo
Shows · 🟡 High

Al Rojo Vivo

Breaking news & crime, high urgency format
+$1.6K–$3.5K/mo
StrategyOwn the crime and tabloid news vertical, distinct from Noticias. Titles urgent and search-optimized for criminal cases.
DataMonitor external traffic (Google Search, social referrals), crime content over-indexes on search. Optimize metadata for trending cases.
SecurityBlock policy on exclusive crime reports, prime targets for misinformation channel re-uploads.
Audience Dev"Lo que necesitas saber" Shorts (60 sec). Drives new subscribers from outside the Telemundo ecosystem.
MonetizationCrime/news commands premium pre-roll CPMs. Enable all ad formats. Review brand safety to avoid over-restriction on eligible content.
Base estimate: ~11M views/mo · ~$23K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~11.8M views/mo
~$24.6K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~12.7M views/mo
~$26.5K/mo
Shows · 🟢 Medium

En Casa con Telemundo

Home & lifestyle, décor, cooking, family
+$70–$150/mo
StrategySpanish-language HGTV on YouTube. Seasonal trends (holiday décor, summer recipes) drive search-first discovery.
DataIdentify crossover audience with Hoy Día to avoid cannibalization. Differentiate strategy based on audience overlap data.
SecurityProtect original recipe and DIY formats from food/lifestyle aggregators. Track policy to understand distribution scope.
Audience Dev"Tip Rápido" Shorts (30 sec): recipe shortcuts or home hacks. High save rate = strong algorithmic signal in this category.
MonetizationHome, food, and family are top CPM categories on YouTube. Direct brand deals with cleaning, cooking, and home goods brands.
Base estimate: ~350K views/mo · ~$1K/mo Emerging channel · 103K subs · high growth potential
Conservative · +7%
~375K views/mo
~$1.1K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~403K views/mo
~$1.2K/mo
IP / Franchise · 🟡 High

Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso

Telenovela franchise, female-skewing, dramatic arcs
+$1.1K–$2.4K/mo
StrategyCalendar aligned to broadcast premiere and finale dates. YouTube as catch-up and amplification layer during linear airing window.
DataAnalyze audience gender split vs. Telemundo main. If female over-index confirmed, tailor thumbnails and titles to emotional storytelling cues.
SecurityContent ID across franchise. Clip aggregators on Spanish-language Facebook and TikTok are the primary threat.
Audience DevTelenovela Shorts: dramatic cliffhangers under 60 sec. Emotional reaction hooks drive comment engagement and algorithmic boost.
MonetizationMid-rolls on full episodes. Beauty and fashion CPMs strong for this audience, align brand deals accordingly.
Base estimate: ~7M views/mo · ~$16K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~7.5M views/mo
~$17.1K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~8.1M views/mo
~$18.4K/mo
IP / Franchise · 🟡 High

Telemundo Entretenimiento

Entertainment hub, celebrity, music, reality
+$980–$2.1K/mo
StrategyYouTube-first entertainment, content designed for the platform, not repurposed from linear. Produce YouTube-native formats (reaction, commentary, rankings).
DataBenchmark against top Spanish-language entertainment creators, not other broadcast channels, to calibrate audience expectations.
SecurityMusic content is highest-risk for Content ID conflicts. All licensed music must be cleared for YouTube monetization before publishing.
Audience DevWeekly "Top 10" Shorts (artist rankings, drama recaps). Format proven to drive subscribe prompts and direct shares.
MonetizationPriority is volume and audience growth. Super Thanks during music performances and award show coverage.
Base estimate: ~6.5M views/mo · ~$14K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~7M views/mo
~$15K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~7.5M views/mo
~$16.1K/mo
IP / Franchise · 🟢 Medium

Telemundo Series

Scripted series hub, drama, thriller, limited series
+$490–$1.1K/mo
StrategyEvaluate consolidation into main channel or El Señor if subscriber/watch-time overlap exceeds 40%. Standalone only if distinct audience data supports it.
DataRun audience overlap analysis vs. other IP channels. Keep/consolidate decision must be data-driven, not brand-driven.
SecurityScripted drama library is a prime piracy target. Full Content ID required before consolidation, revenue leakage is likely significant.
Audience DevIf kept: "Qué Pasó" recap Shorts per series. If consolidating: migrate best-performing playlists to destination channel before sunset.
MonetizationScripted long-form earns highest RPM but requires viewer trust. Mid-rolls only on episodes with >50% average retention.
Base estimate: ~3M views/mo · ~$7K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~3.2M views/mo
~$7.5K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~3.5M views/mo
~$8.1K/mo
Shows · 🟢 Medium

La Mesa Caliente

Talk show, celebrity gossip, pop culture debates
+$630–$1.4K/mo
Strategy"Hot take" culture. Each episode produces ≥1 debate-moment clip optimized for rewatch and comment engagement.
DataTrack comment velocity on debate clips as proxy for algorithmic amplification. High comment rate signals content to boost via Shorts.
SecurityMonitor for unauthorized re-uploads of viral debate moments (heavy on TikTok/Instagram). Apply Track + Monetize policy.
Audience DevClip the most controversial or emotional moment per episode. Post within 2 hours of airing. Comment poll as hook.
MonetizationEntertainment CPMs moderate but volume is high. Prioritize watch time over clicks. Super Thanks during live "hot takes" episodes.
Base estimate: ~4M views/mo · ~$9K/mo
Conservative · +7%
~4.3M views/mo
~$9.6K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~4.6M views/mo
~$10.4K/mo
Language · 🟢 Medium

Telemundo English

English-language, bilingual & second-gen audience
+$315–$675/mo
StrategyTarget persona: second-gen Hispanic Americans 18–35 who grew up with Telemundo but consume in English. Content must bridge both cultures.
DataMonitor English vs. Spanish watch-time ratio. If English audience <5% of total portfolio, reconsider standalone channel economics.
SecurityDual-language Content ID required, English clips of Spanish IP need separate reference files. Protect dubbed and subtitled versions independently.
Audience Dev"Growing Up Telemundo" Shorts: nostalgia-driven English content from second-gen perspective. Highest viral potential in the portfolio.
MonetizationEnglish content commands 3–5× higher CPM than Spanish. Modest scale here has disproportionate revenue upside vs. rest of portfolio.
Base estimate: ~1.5M views/mo · ~$4.5K/mo (3–5× CPM vs. Spanish)
Conservative · +7%
~1.6M views/mo
~$4.8K/mo
Realistic · +15%
~1.7M views/mo
~$5.2K/mo
Executive Priority Matrix
ChannelGroupPrimary LeverEst. Annual ImpactPriority
Telemundo (main)AnchorShorts + mid-rolls + Content ID$84K–$180K/yrImmediate
Caso CerradoShowsLibrary Content ID + Shorts + memberships$84K–$180K/yrImmediate
Telemundo DeportesAnchorSports calendar + live monetization$61K–$132K/yrImmediate
Noticias TelemundoAnchorNews funnel + Shorts + Select$66K–$140K/yrImmediate
El Señor de los CielosIP / FranchiseContent ID + memberships + library RPM$34.8K–$74.4K/yrImmediate
Hoy DíaShowsTopic segmentation + lifestyle CPMs$22.7K–$48.6K/yrHigh
Al Rojo VivoShowsCrime search traffic + CPM unlock$19.3K–$41.4K/yrHigh
Sin Senos Sí Hay ParaísoIP / FranchiseLaunch calendar + Content ID$13.4K–$28.8K/yrHigh
Telemundo EntretenimientoIP / FranchiseYouTube-native formats + volume$11.8K–$25.2K/yrHigh
La Mesa CalienteShowsDebate clips + comment engagement$7.6K–$16.2K/yrMedium
Telemundo SeriesIP / FranchiseConsolidation assessment + Content ID$5.9K–$12.6K/yrMedium
Telemundo EnglishLanguageEnglish CPM premium + persona definition$3.8K–$8.1K/yrMedium
En Casa con TelemundoShowsEmerging channel · SEO + branded content foundation$840–$1.8K/yrMedium
Total View-Based Uplift (conservative → realistic)$415K–$889K/yr +Content ID & ad suitability upside → see ROI section
Section 6, Deliverables

What we deliver.
When you get it.

Every deliverable in this engagement sits inside a five-layer architecture, ordered by what must exist before the next layer can produce results. Strategy before format. Format before monetization. Security across all of it.

1
Strategy channel role, editorial logic, format rules
2
Data 400+ CMS metrics, reporting cadence
3
Security Content ID, hacking prevention, rights
4
Audience Dev growth, watch time, category position
5
Monetization CPM, ad suitability, revenue diversification
Phase 1, Onboarding
Initial diagnosis, setup, and creative strategy
Days 1–45 · first 30 days compress the most decision-heavy work
Initial Diagnosis
Channel metrics analysis, views, watch time, CTR, retention, revenue at asset level via CMS (400+ signals)
Platform best-practice audit, sections, playlists, keywords, end screens, cards, Shorts shelf
Visual identity review, banners, thumbnails, channel art as a conversion funnel
Monetization diagnostic, RPM by content type, ad suitability, memberships, Super features, Premium
Workshops & Training
Metadata and SEO, titles, descriptions, tags, thumbnails, channel-level keywords
Content ID and content protection, how the system works, dispute workflow, client's role
Platform policies, community guidelines, advertiser-friendly rules, copyright basics
Benchmarking
Channel content analysis, full catalog classification by format, theme, talent, performance
Consumption study, channel formats vs. actual YouTube consumption patterns in the category
Competitor analysis, performance, format mix, cadence, audience profile of 3–5 top competitors
Creative Channel Strategy
Format definition, VOD, clips, Shorts, Lives, platform-native originals; role, length, thumbnail style, metadata pattern per format
Programming grid, publishing calendar; regular cadence, Shorts pacing, Lives schedule, seasonal layering
Phase 2, Ongoing
Continuous optimization and portfolio management
Months 2–12 · stable cadence of strategy, operations, training, and reporting
Strategy Evolution
Strategic actions for channel development, format pivots, cadence shifts, audience repositioning, split/merge decisions
Creative Distribution Strategy document updated at each quarterly review
Ongoing Workshops
Lives and Shorts performance, format-specific deep dives with the channel's own catalog
Launching new channels (content splits), decision framework, operating model, migration playbook
Additional monetization features, Super Chat, Super Thanks, Stickers, memberships, Premium
Commercially leveraging the platform, brand pitch decks, segment pricing, integration negotiation
Platform updates, briefings whenever YouTube ships changes that affect the channel
Operations & Security
CMS association, continuous MCN operation, asset onboarding as new content publishes
Content ID enforcement, which matches monetize, block, or track; per-territory rules
Geoblocking, whitelist management, manual claims, and active curation
Conflict mediation, dispute handling, rights evidence, YouTube appeals, platform escalation
Hacking prevention, 2FA enforcement, access hardening, tested recovery playbook
Reporting
Weekly trend report, views, watch time, subscribers, top assets, RPM variance, ad suitability flags
Monthly performance report, targets, format mix, audience shifts, written commentary
Monthly financial report, AdSense, RPM by category, Premium, memberships, brand integrations
Quarterly overview, strategic readout, what changed, KPI recalibration, next-quarter direction
Every week
Trend Report
Short-window signals, views, watch time, subscriber delta, top assets, RPM variance, ad-suitability flags. Issues surface fast enough to act before they compound.
Every month (×2)
Performance + Financial
Mid-month: performance vs. targets, format mix, retention trends, written commentary. End-of-month: full revenue picture, AdSense, Premium, memberships, super features, brand integrations.
Every quarter
Strategic Overview
Three months synthesized into one readout. What worked, what did not, what the data says about next quarter. Creative Distribution Strategy updated. The deliverable that closes one quarter and opens the next.
Included at no extra cost, overdelivery beyond contracted scope
Music Distribution
Integration into music DSPs for channels that use or generate music, metadata, rights registration, and platform filing handled by One Big Media.
Kwai Monetization
Cross-platform monetization on Kwai for channels whose audience profile fits, content adaptation, publishing, and revenue reconciliation included.
Meta / TikTok Activation
Coordinated cross-platform activation campaigns around major content drops, always oriented toward driving discovery back into the YouTube channel.
Meta Protection
Hacking prevention and recovery protocols extended to the client's Facebook and Instagram accounts, because most attacks target the full brand presence, not just YouTube.
Section 7, Investment

12 months.
One monthly fee.

Monthly engagement covering onboarding, full assessment delivery, and ongoing managed service across all 13 channels. One price from day one. No separate assessment fee.

Both options are 12-month contracts. The first 60 days deliver the full assessment, channel scorecards, strategy, and implementation playbook. Months 3–12 are ongoing managed service. No separate assessment fee. One contract, one monthly invoice, from day one.
Per-Channel Model
$4,000 /channel/mo
12 months · flexible, scale by channel count
13 channels → $52K/mo · $624K/yr
Each channel managed independently
Dedicated strategy per channel
CMS / MCN access (400+ metrics)
Content protection + Content ID
Weekly + monthly performance reports
Full assessment delivered in the first 60 days
Best for selective activation, start with priority channels
All 13 channels · 12 months
$624,000 / year
Discuss Per-Channel
⭐ Recommended
Editorial Line Package
$15,000 /month
12 months · all 13 channels · 3 editorial lines
📰 News
Noticias Telemundo · Al Rojo Vivo · news programming
🎬 Entertainment
Telemundo · Caso Cerrado · novela franchises · shows
⚽ Sports
Telemundo Deportes · sports programming
All 13 channels, one contract
Full assessment delivered in the first 60 days
CMS / MCN portfolio-wide access
Cross-channel audience overlap management
Unified portfolio reporting dashboard
Quarterly strategic reviews
All 13 channels · 12 months
$180,000 / year
Save $444,000/year vs. per-channel
Get Started
Strategy-only assessments at this scale typically run $185K–$385K for 8–12 weeks of strategy work alone, with no ongoing support. The full 12-month managed engagement, assessment included, runs $180,000. 60-day delivery plus 10 months of managed service. One contract.
Included in all 12-month engagements
Full 6-pillar assessment delivered in the first 60 days
Portfolio architecture map + consolidation matrix
Channel scorecards × 13
Audience overlap analysis + segment definitions
Format playbook + revenue scenario model
Governance framework + KPI dashboard schema
Weekly trend monitoring (months 5–12)
Monthly + quarterly performance reports
Content ID management + monetization engineering
CMS / MCN access (400+ metrics vs. ~100 in Studio)
Not included in any option
Content production or editorial work
Technology / dashboard implementation
Paid media planning or ad buying
Talent or creator sourcing/management
Crisis comms or legal review
Channels outside the 13 in scope
Contract terms
12-month commitment. Net 30 on monthly invoices. USD, exclusive of applicable taxes. Valid for 60 days from proposal submission.
Payment Schedule, Editorial Line Package · $15,000/month
Phase 1
Phase 2 · Assessment
Phase 3 · Ongoing Management
1
Month 1
$15K
Onboarding · CMS access · Kickoff
2
Month 2
$15K
Assessment delivered · Scorecards
Gate
3
Month 3
$15K
Managed service begins
4
Month 4
$15K
Managed service
5
Month 5
$15K
Managed service
6
Month 6
$15K
Managed service
7
Month 7
$15K
Strategic review · KPI recalibration
Review
8
Month 8
$15K
Managed service
9
Month 9
$15K
Managed service
10
Month 10
$15K
Managed service
11
Month 11
$15K
Managed service
12
Month 12
$15K
Annual review · Renewal
Annual
Net 30 per invoice · Monthly billing from day one
$180,000
Section 8, Dependencies

What we need
from Telemundo.

Five inputs unlock Day 1. None of them require Telemundo to build anything new, all are data and access that already exist inside the organization. Phase 1 formalizes each requirement as part of the onboarding and data intake process.

1
Platform Access
Required before Day 1
YouTube Analytics
Read-only access for all 13 channels in scope
Minimum trailing 12 months of data
Channel-level and asset-level visibility (views, watch time, CTR, retention, revenue)
CMS / Content ID Admin
Admin-level access for MCN integration setup
Required before the CMS data layer in Phase 1 can be activated
One-time configuration, Telemundo retains full ownership of all channels
2
Revenue & Monetization Data
Required before Day 1
AdSense revenue at the channel level, current and trailing 12 months
RPM and CPM by channel, broken down by content category where available
Ad suitability status across the catalog (limited vs. fully monetized)
Non-AdSense revenue streams: Premium, memberships, super features, brand integrations
3
Content Metadata
Required by Day 15
Titles, descriptions, and tags for the active catalog across all 13 channels
Channel banners, sections, and playlist architecture
Publishing calendars, historical cadence and current editorial rhythm
Content classification: clip vs. full episode vs. Shorts vs. live archive
4
Stakeholder Availability
Ongoing, Days 1, 30, 60
Kickoff workshop, Day 1: team alignment, editorial context, goal-setting (half-day)
3 gate review sessions, Day 30, Day 45, Day 60: direction approval before each phase advances
5–8 stakeholder interviews across: programming, audience development, monetization, and operations
Named point of contact for async communication throughout the engagement
5
Editorial Context
Required by Day 15
Programming strategy documents, existing content strategy or channel briefs if available
Prior portfolio reviews or internal assessments, if any exist
Brand and editorial constraints that bound recommendations, rights limitations, network mandates, content exclusivities
Rights and distribution context for key IP (El Señor de los Cielos, Sin Senos Sí Hay Paraíso, Caso Cerrado), window agreements, platform exclusivity, territory restrictions
Not required, outside engagement scope
Content production assets or raw video files
Dashboard or analytics infrastructure build-out
Paid media plans or ad buying history
Talent contracts or creator agreements
Legal or rights clearance documentation
Channels outside the 13 in scope
Optional Add-on, CMS Management

We grow together.
Revenue-aligned pricing.

All deliverables in this proposal are powered by One Big Media's CMS connection, 400+ metrics, Content ID, monetization engineering, and audience intelligence. If Telemundo wants One Big Media to manage the CMS directly, the fee shifts to a revenue-share model with a guaranteed floor. We earn more only when you earn more.

CMS Management Fee Model
$15,000/mo
or
4% × monthly revenue
Whichever is greater, applied monthly across all channels under management
Minimum guaranteed: $15,000/mo. The 4% rate applies once monthly channel revenue exceeds $375,000. Below that threshold, the flat minimum holds. Growth Strategy is included in both cases, no separate strategy fee.
Included in CMS Management
Full Growth Strategy, all 13 channels, one contract
CMS platform management, 400+ metrics, full MCN access
Content ID configuration + ongoing policy management
Revenue protection across Meta, Kwai, and third-party platforms
Music distribution + platform activation at no extra fee
60-day full assessment + implementation playbook included
Applied to Telemundo's Current Portfolio
Estimated monthly revenue, all 13 channels ~$458,000
Guaranteed minimum $15,000/mo
4% of monthly revenue ~$18,300/mo ↑
4% > minimum → 4% applies threshold: $375K/mo
CMS Management fee ~$18,300/mo
Annual equivalent ~$219,600/yr
Fee Structure — Break-even at $375K/mo
Revenue as the contract
Every format decision, every Content ID call, every cadence adjustment directly affects both parties. When the portfolio grows, One Big Media shares in the upside. When it dips, Telemundo pays only the guaranteed floor. Same direction. Same stakes.
📈
Revenue grows → fee grows
4% of a larger base. One Big Media is motivated to maximize every revenue lever on every channel, not just deliver a report.
🔒
Downside protected
If revenue dips below $375K/mo, Telemundo pays only the $15,000 minimum. No punitive fees during a seasonal or structural down cycle.
Assessment included
The 60-day full assessment, all 13 channel scorecards, and the implementation playbook are part of the CMS Management fee from day one.
Section 9, Return on Investment

Pays back in
10–18 months.*

Based on our existing client portfolio, engagements at this scale achieve payback in 10–18 months as optimization recommendations take hold. Every percentage point of efficiency improvement on a $5.5M portfolio is worth $55,000 per year.

Growth Simulator — arraste para modelar seu cenário
15%
1%Projected Revenue Lift40%
$825K
Revenue Lift / Year
+$645K
Net Value Year 1
10–18 mo
Avg. Client Payback*
~11.3%
Est. Audience Growth

Base: $5.5M annual portfolio · $180K engagement cost · Audience growth estimated at 0.75× revenue lift

Revenue Projection by Scenario ($K)
Conservative, 8% lift
+$440K
~18 month payback*
Year-1 net value after $180K engagement: +$260,000
⭐ Base case, 15% lift
+$825K
~14 month payback*
Long-tail channel consolidation (+$300–450K) · Monetization correction (+$100–200K) · Shorts strategy (+$150–200K). Net value: +$645,000
Ambitious, 25% lift
+$1.375M
~10 month payback*
Year-1 net value after $180K engagement: +$1,195,000
Pricing vs. Industry, % of $5.5M portfolio revenue
Big 4 (McKinsey, BCG, Bain)9–27%
Mid-tier strategy houses5.5–14.5%
One Big Media, Standard4.4%
Lower-to-mid of the specialist boutique band ($150K–$500K), with the differentiator that the methodology has already produced category-leading results on a NBCUniversal-family property.
Why the Risk is Bounded

Payment tracks the four decision gates. Telemundo commits as direction is confirmed, not upfront. Four gate approvals before final delivery means Telemundo can course-correct or pause at four distinct points. The risk is bounded. The upside is asymmetric.

* Payback period based on average across existing One Big Media clients. Actual results depend on baseline channel performance, content strategy alignment, and implementation pace. Not a guarantee of results.

Section 10, The Team

Three dedicated.
One continuous engagement.

Each role maps directly to the RFP analytical scope. Supporting functions are included at no additional cost.

EL
Engagement Lead
Strategy & Synthesis
Single point of contact for Telemundo. Owns strategy synthesis, gate-session facilitation, and the integrity of the final recommendation set. Senior YouTube portfolio operator at the scale and complexity of Telemundo's.
SA
Senior Analyst
Data & Modeling
Channel-by-channel scorecards, audience overlap, revenue scenario modeling, and the portfolio architecture map. Direct CMS data access, 400+ metrics beyond Studio.
CS
Content Strategist
Format & Editorial
Format playbook, Shorts, long-form, livestream, English-language, and publishing cadence. Daily experience publishing 2,000+ videos/month. Recommendations tested against editorial feasibility before they ship.
Supporting Team, Included at No Additional Cost
Content Protection SpecialistContent ID, disputes, hacking prevention
Data Analysis ManagerCMS engineering, custom reporting
Account Manager & Financial OpsContracting, scheduling, engagement health
YouTube Account Manager Access16-year partner relationship, direct escalation
Ready When You Are

The recommendation
Telemundo can act on
next quarter.

The methodology was developed inside the NBCUniversal family and produced category-leading results. The team runs YouTube every day, at scale, in the markets and languages that matter for the Telemundo portfolio.

$180,000
Recommended Option
12 Months
Engagement Duration
10–18 Months*
Avg. Client Payback
60 Days
Pricing Validity