A children hospital in Australia does video marketing smartly by publishing videos that are audience-centric.

1. A case study on The Royal Children’s
Hospital’s YouTube Channel

2. Started in September 2013, this is what their numbers look like now.
185 Videos 89.8K Subscribers 61,446,358 Views
Pretty Impressive for a children’s hospital!

3. A superb intro video that gives a glimpse of the hospital, and their
world-class facilities.
Also, did you notice the cover pic of the channel? It welcomes its
audience in the warmest way possible.

4. Each of their video series is engaging and educating in nature,
and covers a wide range of topics.

5. It’s impressive how they’ve used mascots and maintained a consistent theme,
which is sure to attract children as well.

6. You may have questions on why a hospital would take so much effort in running a brand channel.
Here’s the answer!
• They’ve got around 89.5k subscribers, most of whom are parents, who would consume their videos, and
share them in their circle if they find them valuable.
• When their child is sick, the subscribers are sure to visit “The Royal Children’s Hospital” than any other
hospital. Thanks to the loyalty that was built over the years through their content.
• Their subscriber base would keep on increasing as they continue to add value to the lives of their target
audience.
• To sum it up, through their video channel, they are marketing without directly marketing.

7. This is exactly what we do
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