At Urbit Assembly this past October, I recorded 10 video podcasts with figures in the Urbit ecosystem. Namely, Galen Wolfe-Pauly, Édouard Urcades, Philip Monk, Ted Blackman, Logan and Christian of Tirrel Corp, Sam Frank, Wet Brain, Remilia Corp, Nico of dcSpark, and Anthony of The Combine.
We're publishing the interviews across all 3 of the Other Life channels, back-to-back, in a period of about 6 weeks sometime after the holidays.
Urbit has become a recurring theme for the Other Life media brand. Across the newsletter, Youtube, and podcast, one piece of Urbit-related content may be seen by more than 10,000 people. This series is likely to concentrate even greater attention.
I'm currently soliciting sponsors as we prepare the 10-episode series for release sometime after the holidays.
This document compiles information for companies potentially interested in sponsoring an episode or several episodes.
The Other Life community is united by an interest in philosophy and science on the frontiers of internet culture.
The audience is disproportionately male, between the ages of 25 and 35, high-education and high-income. The most common professional backgrounds are the tech industry, academia, and creator economy. I believe my audience is disproportionately favorable toward Urbit, due to the performance of my Urbit content and a relatively high conversion rate when I experimented with selling Urbit planets.
The Other Life brand is composed of three media channels.
The ad spots we’re selling are Featured Partner aka “Presenting Sponsor” ads. These ads are featured prominently at the beginning of each episode.
I will record a short, custom ad video between 15-30 seconds (people won't watch more than that) introducing my audience to your company. You can tell me if you'd like one specific product featured, or if there is a specific URL or a specific call-to-action you have in mind.
I will use my discretion to create an honest, organic advertisement that I believe will resonate with my audience and fit the culture of the show. This will not only perform best but it will be easiest for you and I to avoid extended discussion about the content of the ad.