A partnership works best when the product or service has a clear reason to appear. Country & Co. gives it a real setting, so viewers can understand what it does, where it fits and why it matters.
Renovation · home · technology · outdoors · everyday life
59.7KAverage episode viewsLatest seven long-form renovation episodes · 31.1K subscribers537.3KChannel views19 July to 16 October 202685.6%Female audienceAudience data · 19 July to 16 October 202663.1%UK audienceAudience data · 19 July to 16 October 2026
Verified channel performance
Current reach, shown in context
Verified 19 October 2026 90-day reporting period: 19 July to 16 October 2026
1.95MLifetime viewsSince 12 December 2025296.0KLifetime watch hoursSince 12 December 2025537.3KViews, last 90 days19 July to 16 October 202675.5KWatch hours, last 90 days19 July to 16 October 2026
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Verified YouTube data
59.7KAverage views per renovation episode
The clearest current guide to typical recent long-form episode reach.
Latest seven long-form renovation episodes, as at 19 October 2026
6 / 8Episode average59.7K
These figures show historical channel performance. They are not a guarantee of campaign reach or sales.
Who you will reach
A UK-led audience following real home decisions
85.6% of the YouTube audience is female. 82.1% is aged 25 to 64, and 63.1% is based in the UK.
Verified audience profile
The channel is wider than renovation. Suitable partnerships can sit across tools, home and interiors, useful technology, outdoor living and everyday life.
Relevant beyond renovation
Audience location
A UK-led audience with international reach
Country & Co. YouTube audience, verified 19 October 2026.
01United Kingdom
63.1%
02United States
10.2%
03Australia
3.0%
04Canada
2.1%
See the channel in context
See the stories a partnership needs to fit
These selected episodes show real decisions, problems and progress. They are the clearest way to judge the tone, production and whether your brand fits the channel.
Average views across the latest seven renovation episodes, ahead of the channel's 31.1K subscriber count.
22.5K
Channel-wide likes across long-form films, Shorts and other content during the latest 90-day reporting period.
How partnerships work
Show what you offer in the right context
Long-form Country & Co. partnerships sit inside regular episodes rather than separate campaign-led uploads. We agree the right format around what you are promoting, the campaign goal and the point in the story where it can be explained properly.
01Send the brief
Tell us your product, goals, timing and budget.
02Review the fit
We assess audience relevance and identify the strongest format and suitable episode.
03Confirm the plan
If it fits, we agree deliverables, review, rights, fee and timing in writing.
A 60 to 90-second feature in a regular episode, with the product or service introduced in context and its value explained clearly.
02Part of the project
Project-led partnerships
A partnership tied to a genuine project, home or countryside milestone, with enough context to show why the choice matters.
03Relevant over time
Long-term partnerships
Suitable partners appearing at relevant moments as the story develops, creating consistent exposure without forcing a mention.
04Beyond long-form
Shorts & campaign extensions
Original YouTube Shorts and agreed campaign extensions. Usage, paid media and exclusivity are scoped separately in writing.
01Within the episode
In-episode integrations
A 60 to 90-second feature in a regular episode, with the product or service introduced in context and its value explained clearly.
02Part of the project
Project-led partnerships
A partnership tied to a genuine project, home or countryside milestone, with enough context to show why the choice matters.
03Relevant over time
Long-term partnerships
Suitable partners appearing at relevant moments as the story develops, creating consistent exposure without forcing a mention.
04Beyond long-form
Shorts & campaign extensions
Original YouTube Shorts and agreed campaign extensions. Usage, paid media and exclusivity are scoped separately in writing.
01Within the episode
In-episode integrations
A 60 to 90-second feature in a regular episode, with the product or service introduced in context and its value explained clearly.
02Part of the project
Project-led partnerships
A partnership tied to a genuine project, home or countryside milestone, with enough context to show why the choice matters.
03Relevant over time
Long-term partnerships
Suitable partners appearing at relevant moments as the story develops, creating consistent exposure without forcing a mention.
04Beyond long-form
Shorts & campaign extensions
Original YouTube Shorts and agreed campaign extensions. Usage, paid media and exclusivity are scoped separately in writing.
Upload dates
Choose a date viewers already expect.
Country & Co. publishes a new long-form episode every other Wednesday. Partnership requests are considered within those regular releases, with at least four weeks preferred for testing and production.
Every other WednesdayRegular long-form release day
Upcoming release datesOctober 2026 to January 2027
A predictable rhythm gives every episode the time it needs.
We do not add or move uploads to meet campaign deadlines. Regular dates give viewers a consistent time to return and give each episode the production time it needs. If the window has passed, we consider the next suitable release.
4 weeksStandard production lead time
Four weeks gives us time to understand and, where relevant, test what is being featured, plan its role in the episode and complete the agreed brand review.
A rush fee applies to any requested date with less than four weeks' usable lead time. The shorter window must still allow proper testing and production.
These are planned upload dates, not a live availability calendar. Requests remain subject to editorial fit and written confirmation.
Why Country & Co.
A product has to earn its place in the episode.
Country & Co. is presented by Jamie Southerland, bringing viewers into the real decisions, work and progress behind the restoration of an Edwardian farmhouse in Norfolk.
Every partnership is considered against the audience, current story and what the product genuinely helps explain or do. The format, deliverables, review and rights are agreed before production.
Context before placement
A suitable product or service can be introduced in context, shown properly and, where relevant, revisited when there is something useful to add.
Where the product and story allow
01Introduced
02Demonstrated
03Used
04Revisited
Jamie Southerland · Creator & presenterThe current chapterOriginal detail
Where partnerships fit now
The story is wider than renovation.
The farmhouse is currently in its structural chapter, alongside relevant opportunities across home, useful technology, the outdoors and everyday living. Interiors will follow as the build progresses.
Established tool and equipment brands with products that can be used properly and repeatedly.
02
Restoration & materials
Proven building products, heritage-sensitive materials and credible renovation solutions.
03
Home & interiors
Flooring, lighting, kitchens, bathrooms and products that will be installed and lived with.
04
Technology & smart living
Useful technology and smart-home products that solve a real problem rather than add noise.
05
Outdoors & countryside
Gardening, land care and outdoor equipment used across the grounds and changing seasons.
06
Everyday home & living
Practical products with a clear role in the home and the everyday life around it.
Gemma Louise Miles
Part of the family story
Ten years of creator experience
Gemma Louise Miles has created home and lifestyle content since 2016. She appears naturally within Country & Co., but her channels, audiences and partnership deliverables remain separate unless a cross-channel campaign is specifically agreed.
Gemma Louise Miles and Country & Co. are separate creator channels.
607KYouTube subscribers98.1MLifetime video views10 yearsCreating since 2016
Gemma's audience is shown separately and cross-channel opportunities are agreed independently. Figures verified 19 October 2026.
Selected creator experience
Brands we have worked with
A selected archive from our wider creator work. This is not a list of combined campaigns: Gemma Louise Miles and Country & Co. are separate channels and are scoped independently.
Clear expectations make it easier to decide whether Country & Co. is right for the campaign.
01Is Country & Co. only for renovation brands?
No. The channel also covers tools, home and interiors, useful technology, outdoor living and everyday life. Every partnership still needs a clear and credible role in the episode.
02What should I include in the brief?
Please include the product or service, campaign objective, preferred timing, budget, requested deliverables and any usage, paid media or exclusivity requirements.
03Can an upload date be moved or added?
No. Long-form episodes follow the regular alternate-Wednesday schedule. If the production window has passed, we consider the next suitable release.
04Does requesting a date reserve it?
No. The dates shown are planned uploads, not live availability. A date is only agreed after editorial fit, scope and written confirmation.
05Are Gemma Louise Miles's channels included?
No. Gemma and Country & Co. are separate creator channels. Any cross-channel work is scoped and agreed independently.
06Are views or sales guaranteed?
No. The figures shown are verified historical channel performance to help brands assess fit. Campaign reach and commercial results cannot be guaranteed.
Start with the essentials
Tell us what the campaign needs to achieve.
Send the product or service, campaign goal, preferred date and budget. Jamie will review the fit and reply with the most suitable format and next steps, or tell you clearly if it is not right for the channel.