Sponsors
An audience that implements what it watches.
I turn down most sponsorships. The ones I take are products I already use, or would genuinely stake a recommendation on. Then your product gets built with, on camera, inside a real workflow. That selectivity is exactly why the audience acts on it.
82k
subscribers
20k+
avg. views, last 15 videos
B2B
founders, operators, engineers
AI tooling
what they come to learn
The rate card
Pick a format. See everything it includes.
Prices in USD. Every package composes your inquiry for you. One click and it lands in my inbox, pre-filled.
The filter
Most pitches get a polite no. I only feature products I already run in my own stack, or would genuinely deploy for a client. Sponsorship buys my time and production. It never buys my verdict.
Add-ons
Your package
Dedicated deep dive (30 minutes): $9,000
50% books the slot, 50% on publish. · I keep final edit. Sponsors approve facts, not opinions. · No crypto, no "get rich with AI," nothing I wouldn't run in my own stack.
What I turn down
The rate card only means something because most inquiries never make it past this list.
- Products I haven't used or wouldn't deploy for a client
- Crypto, trading signals, and anything "get rich with AI"
- Scripted ad reads. I write the integration or it doesn't run
- Category conflicts with a current series partner
The audience
Don't take my word for it. Take the data.
Most channels make you sit through a discovery call for this. Mine is one form field away, pulled live from YouTube Analytics.
The audience, on a silver platter.
Live demographics, geography, devices, and watch time, straight from YouTube Analytics. Tell me who's asking and it's all yours. No call, no deck, no chase.
How it works
Three steps, no surprises.
The first email
Tell me the product and the goal. If it isn't a fit for the audience, I'll say so in the first reply and save us both the calendar dance.
The brief
I write the integration into a real workflow, in my voice. You approve facts and claims. I keep final edit, which is exactly why the audience trusts the read.
Publish + proof
The video ships on schedule, and thirty days later you get a performance snapshot. Evergreen titles keep compounding long after the invoice.
Prefer to talk first? Book a call or write to mark@promptadvisers.com.
Common questions
Before you reach out.
Who watches the channel?
Founders, operators, and engineers implementing AI in real businesses. More than 80,000 YouTube subscribers, around 20,000 average views on the last 15 videos, skewed heavily to B2B decision-makers who come to learn AI tooling and act on what they watch.
What sponsorship formats can I book?
Five, from light to deep: a 60 to 90 second integration, a 15-minute dedicated video, a 30-minute deep dive, a 45 to 60 minute deep tutorial, or a quarterly series partnership. LinkedIn, blog, and community AMA add-ons stack on top. The full rate card is on this page.
How much does a sponsorship cost?
It starts at $1,500 for a 60 to 90 second integration and scales to $22,500 for a quarterly series partnership, with dedicated videos and deep tutorials in between. Every format's price is listed on the rate card above, so there is no quote-and-wait.
Do you write the ad, or do we?
I write the integration into a real workflow, in my own voice. You approve the facts and claims, and I keep final edit. That editorial control is exactly why the audience trusts the read and acts on it.
What products won't you promote?
Anything I haven't used or wouldn't deploy for a client, crypto and trading signals and get-rich-with-AI offers, scripted ad reads I didn't write, and any product that conflicts with a current series partner. The selectivity is the point.
How soon can it go live, and what do I get after?
We lock the slot on the first email. The video ships on the agreed schedule, and 30 days later you get a performance snapshot. Because the titles are built for search, the views keep compounding long after the invoice clears.
How do we get started?
Email mark@promptadvisers.com or book a call. Tell me the product and the goal. If it is not a fit for the audience, I will say so in the first reply and save us both the calendar dance.