Advertising & partnerships
Open to the right partners.
AI Sustained reaches professionals who are actively trying to use AI properly — ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, whatever's on their desk — not tourists, not hype-chasers. If your product genuinely helps that audience, there's a conversation to have.
The audience
Small, deliberate, early.
Readers arrive through evidence-led editorial and case studies, and the learn hub scores their actual AI capability — so the audience here isn't guessing about its own maturity, and neither will you.
The honest bit. This is an early-stage publication. The audience is small and growing, and you won't find inflated reach numbers decorating this page — that would sit oddly on a site built on evidence.
What early does buy you: founding-partner pricing, prominence you'd never get on a crowded site, and a partner who treats you like the first customer rather than the thousandth. Real, current numbers shared on request — in writing, warts and all.
What's on offer
Three placements. All clearly labelled.
Issue sponsorship
One sponsor per editorial issue. A short, plainly-marked sponsor note written in the house voice, with your link. No pop-ups, no tracking pixels.
Editorial partnership
A sponsored deep-dive on a topic where your product is genuinely relevant. Marked as sponsored, researched and written like everything else here — which means it might say things you didn't script.
AI Made Simple sponsor
Sponsor the AI Survival Score or the weekly-fix emails. Your name in front of people at the exact moment they're building AI habits.
The rules
Read these before emailing.
- Everything is labelled. Sponsored content says so, prominently. Readers should never have to wonder.
- Editorial independence isn't for sale. Sponsorship buys placement, not opinions. Reviews and comparisons stay honest, including about sponsors.
- No ad-tech. No programmatic ads, no third-party tracking pixels, no selling reader data. A sponsorship here is a note and a link, not surveillance.
- Fit matters more than budget. If your product wouldn't survive Monday morning, this is the wrong site to advertise it on. I say no more often than yes.
Think it's a fit?
Send a short note: what you make, who it's for, and which placement you're interested in. You'll get an honest answer either way — including the real audience numbers.
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