Grow on YouTube: Build a Following That Actually Follows
⭐ Learn how to grow a YouTube channel that actually gets engagement - not just views.
With over 500,000 subscribers and more than $50M in influenced sales, Andrew Nuntapreda knows what it takes to turn content into clients. In this class, he’ll share the exact strategies that helped him build one of the fastest-growing YouTube channels in his niche and how real estate agents can apply the same methods to grow their business.
You’ll walk away with:
✅ A proven framework for creating content that engages (and converts).
✅ Tips to grow subscribers who actually follow and trust you.
✅ What works - and what doesn’t - when it comes to YouTube in 2025.
✅ Strategies to turn YouTube into a lead-generation machine for real estate.
✅ Insights on equipment, posting schedules, and analytics that matter.
By the end of this session, you’ll know how to:
👉 Build a YouTube presence that attracts buyers & sellers.
👉 Create content that strengthens your brand and credibility.
👉 Leverage video to stand out in your market and win more clients.
⚡ Seats are limited - reserve your spot today and start building a channel that pays!
Instructor & Host
🎤 Instructor: Andrew Nuntapreda – Creator of Freshly Charged (515,000+ subscribers) & Mortgage Loan Officer at Citywide Home Mortgage. Andrew combines his expertise in digital content creation with his background in mortgage and investment financing, making him uniquely equipped to teach agents how to leverage YouTube to build authority and grow their business.
📱 Cell: 801-864-8868
✉️ Email: Andrew.Nuntapreda@citywidehm.com
HOST: This event is hosted by Jerad Larkin, Account Executive with Chicago Title Colorado. Known as a marketing consultant who sells title insurance, Jerad helps real estate professionals grow their business by teaching digital advertising, social media, video marketing, and the latest AI tools and resources. He hosts 10+ workshops and events every month to educate and empower agents in the Denver real estate community.
