NOT AN AGENCY.
A CREATOR.
I've been making content since 7th grade. When I was 18 I made a video that went viral — 600K+ views. YouTube paid me $550. I bought a computer with it, built it myself, and never stopped creating.
At 19 I landed my first real editing job for RazzaqTube — a YouTube channel sitting at 90K subscribers. We grew it to 300K together. That's when I realized what I actually had.
By 23 I started my own Pokémon card business on Whatnot, selling Japanese cards live and marketing it entirely through short-form video. No ads. No agency. Just content. It worked so well that I couldn't keep product in stock. That business let me move out, support my family, and build something real on my own terms.
Then tariffs hit Japanese imports. The demand never slowed — if anything it was the opposite. I was selling out in 1 to 2 hours while other streamers needed two 6-hour streams to move the same amount. The problem was getting product back in fast enough. Tariffs made ordering slower, more expensive, and unpredictable. I'd sell out, place a new order, and have nothing to stream for days while I waited. It made me look inconsistent when the truth was the content was working too well. I had to pause — not because it stopped working, but because I couldn't get product in fast enough to keep up with the demand my content was creating.
The content strategy never failed me. So I started building it for other people.
That's Capture Park. Everything I learned growing my own businesses — now working for yours.
The only prerequisite I have for the businesses I work with: make sure you have a system to handle the new customers you'll get. The content will work. Be ready for it.
