Become a partner
If your customers run companies with 20 to 1,000 employees, they listen to us.
Partners who have run with us
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How we work
We don't sell impressions. We sell the right people knowing who you are.
An episode runs over an hour. People who stay that long don't skip you.
60 % of downloads come from the back catalogue. What runs today still runs in two years.
465,000 individual people a year, not impressions. Every placement gets a second channel.
Since 2016. Fabian reads every placement himself, otherwise we don't run it.
One brand per category. If you run with us, you don't run next to your competitor.
What applies
References
Leapsome
Spot run with LinkedIn and newsletter
A spot run over several months, amplified through LinkedIn and the Founder Briefing. The HR category was held exclusively for the whole term. The run produced conversations that outbound had not reached before.
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RSM
Founder dinner and padel
A founder dinner in Berlin plus a padel tournament in summer. We built the guest list together, five names from RSM, the rest from us. Both formats now run repeatedly.
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Cloover
Day With
One shooting day at Cloover, one film. It produced cuts for LinkedIn, the careers page and sales. The material has been running for over a year.
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Frequent questions
The number on its own won't help you. 60 % of downloads come from the back catalogue and land over months, so a single episode is only the start. What matters is who listens (57 % senior to CXO) and over what period your placement runs. You get numbers for your actual period on the fit call.
No. Editorial is not for sale, we invite guests independently of who is a partner. That is exactly why a placement with us is worth anything.
Four weeks from sign-off to first placement is realistic. For events we plan six to eight weeks because the guest list needs lead time. If it has to be faster, say so on the call.
We do. You give us the goal, the audience and what must not be said, we write it and Fabian reads it. You hear the cut before it goes out.
Yes, one brand per category for the term. Whoever holds a category will not find a competitor there.