Sounds reasonable to me, I had the same mindset when I started my new channel. Add the fact that my niche (tech review) is quite saturated, so I knew standing out was a serious challenge. My goal was to make my target audience believe that they were entering a space that already had attention and authority. With bought engagement (I used Marketing Heaven), I got good watch time, attracted new viewers who stayed and subscribed organically, and from there the growth followed. So, I would say that even just a few thousand views/follows across your first videos can make a huge difference when you're asking potential clients to jump on a call. And when you interview someone, don’t forget to tag them, and send clips they can share (make sure everything looks sharp - titles, thumbnails, intros, all of it). If they repost to their network, that’s direct exposure to exactly the kind of audience you want. Pair that with sharing clips on LinkedIn and other platforms, smart networking, and you’ve got a solid B2B setup.