Reach the people building modern GIS.
Practitioners, architects, and leaders working at the intersection of GIS, data engineering, and AI. Companies use my channels to introduce tools, win mindshare, and shape how the industry thinks about modern geospatial.
Reach the leaders shaping the future of geospatial.
Wide, relevant reach
Practitioners, architects, executives, and leaders who influence real technology and budget decisions — not passive consumers or hobbyists.
Trust before transaction
Sponsorships are designed to create credible exposure and long-term product understanding, not just impressions and click-through chasing.
Multi-channel reporting
You get regular updates on campaigns across newsletter, YouTube, LinkedIn, and podcast — with first-party metrics where they're meaningful.
Who you'll reach, where you'll reach them.
Where ideas spread
The channel where tools get evaluated, narratives are shaped, and individual posts drive measurable inbound traffic.
How & when, in depth
Where technical concepts, workflows, and tools are explored in depth. Viewers come to understand how something works and when to use it.
Visual reach & demos
The discovery channel — short visual content reaching GIS-curious viewers who haven't found you elsewhere. Strongest for tool demos and stack visuals.
The high-trust list
A highly engaged audience actively learning — the right channel for product launches, educational positioning, and introductions that need real context.
Long-form story space
Where companies go beyond surface-level awareness — articulate vision, position long-term role in the geospatial landscape, and build credibility through real conversations.
Most geospatial marketing chases impressions. I sell context.
My work focuses on education, context, and credibility — which drive stronger downstream outcomes than ad-style impressions ever will. Sponsors are positioned as part of the ecosystem, not interruptions within it.
Building blocks, then bundles.
Newsletter Sponsorship
Dedicated sponsor block in a Modern GIS issue.
- →Sponsor block in a weekly issue
- →Contextual tie-in to the topic
- →CTA to product page, demo, or content
- →14K+ engaged subs, 45% open rate
LinkedIn Post
Sponsored post or carousel on the main LinkedIn.
- →Dedicated post, carousel, or short video
- →Written in voice — not scripted ad copy
- →84K+ follower distribution
- →Multi-format options for the same hook
Podcast or YouTube Integration
Pre-roll, mid-roll, or in-segment sponsorship.
- →Sponsor read inside a podcast episode
- →Or sponsored segment inside a long-form video
- →Audio + video distribution on the podcast
- →Reach-driven on YouTube, context-driven on pod
Full Sponsored Episode
Bring your founder or PM as the guest.
- →Full episode dedicated to your topic
- →You bring the guest, I host the conversation
- →Audio + video distribution on both
- →Evergreen asset your team can keep sharing
Custom bundle
Combine two or more formats into a coordinated campaign — newsletter + LinkedIn + podcast, YouTube integration + LinkedIn amplification, or whatever your launch actually needs. Compounding touchpoints across channels outperform any single placement, and the bundled price beats booking each format separately.
A thoughtful approach to sponsorship.
Audience trust comes first
If I wouldn't recommend it personally, I won't take the sponsorship. Quiet quarters are fine — losing trust isn't.
Integrations stay authentic
Sponsor reads, segments, and posts are written in my voice and tied to real teaching moments — not scripted ad copy.
Real attention, not dilution
Each placement gets a meaningful share of voice. No 6-sponsor mid-rolls, no clutter, no race to the bottom of the inbox.
Collaboration, not transaction
I want to know your roadmap, your ideal customer, and what success looks like — then build a campaign that actually moves it.
Tell me what you're launching.
Sponsorship slots, integrations, multi-quarter partnerships — reach out and we'll figure out what makes sense for your goals.
- ·What you're building and who it's for
- ·Rough timeline and budget range
- ·Channels you think fit best (or "open to suggestions")
- ·Any past geospatial creator partnerships, if helpful