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Sponsor · LinkedIn

Sponsor a post on @jeffbreunsbach.

One channel, one editorial standard. A sponsored post on @jeffbreunsbach lands alongside the Friday CCO dispatch — written in the same register, scheduled against the editorial, signed off before it goes live.

01 · Pricing

1 post, or a quarter arc.

Pick the shape that fits the campaign. A single post for a point-in-time launch, three posts for a quarter-long arc written against the running editorial thread.

Prices server-priced · Charge happens through Stripe Checkout

1 sponsored LinkedIn post
A single point in time — the right fit for a launch or a strong one-note announcement.
$750
  • 1 sponsored LinkedIn post on @jeffbreunsbach
  • Short-form commentary (1–3 paragraphs) written in the same register as the editorial
  • Drafted for your sign-off before it goes live — no surprises on the timeline
  • Scheduled alongside the Friday CCO dispatch so the two reinforce each other
3 sponsored LinkedIn posts
Quarter arc
A quarter-long arc, written against the editorial — strongest fit for a campaign threaded across the season.
$2,000
  • 3 sponsored LinkedIn posts on @jeffbreunsbach
  • Short-form commentary (1–3 paragraphs) written in the same register as the editorial
  • Drafted for your sign-off before it goes live — no surprises on the timeline
  • Slots distributed across the quarter against the running editorial thread

02 · Cadence

Where the post fits in the editorial rhythm.

Every sponsored post is scheduled against the running editorial — never first, never promoted at the expense of the letter. The cargo cult of "we just need to hit the calendar" does not apply here.

  • FridayThe CCO dispatch lands in senior CS inboxes — context for the week, the positioning thread, the one QBR question to ask.
  • Same weekThe sponsored LinkedIn post lands in the same week as the dispatch — short-form commentary, a primary CTA, and a tracked link back to your landing page.
  • Sign-off firstYou read and approve the draft before it ships. No surprises on the timeline — the copy has to read like part of the editorial or it does not run.