Partnerships
Brands don’t buy followers. They buy buyers.
Men thirty-two to fifty-five, in management and above, who spend real money on how they show up because it changes what happens in the room. Expensive audience to reach. Worth reaching.
Tailoring
Fragrance
Grooming
Eyewear
Watches
Luggage
Leather
Spirits
Hotels
Airlines
How it works
Send the brief. I’ll send back the post I’d make.
Not a media kit blast and a rate card. A specific piece of work: the concept, the plate, the caption, and who sees it. If it isn’t right for this audience I’ll say so, because a post that doesn’t land costs us both more than a no.
The numbers
Updated monthly
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Followers
TBD
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Engagement rate
TBD
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Saves per post
TBD
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Monthly reach
TBD
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Men
TBD
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Age 32 to 55
TBD
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United States
TBD
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Top metro
TBD
Usage rights, exclusivity, and whitelisting are separate line items
Past partners
Nothing here yet, and that’s on purpose.
The first year is portfolio, not paid. Every product post is shot like a campaign whether anyone paid for it or not, so when we do talk you are not being asked to imagine it.