Brand partnerships and collaborations

The partner who shows your product doing real work.

Ari Hale builds AI systems inside service businesses for a living and teaches rooms of owners how to do it themselves. Brands work with her to put their product where that happens: the recorder running on her phone in a restoration company's office, the laptop kept awake overnight while a workflow runs, the bag that goes from a client's conference room to a stage. Her audience of owners, operators, and professionals watches because what she shows is what she uses on a weekday.

Tell us about your product and we'll be in touch with next steps. An honest no if it's not a fit.

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11.3K

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email subscribers

Ari Hale in the studio

Why brands pick Ari.

A working consultant, educator, and speaker, with an audience that makes buying decisions: owners who decide what their teams adopt, operations leads who have to make it stick, and professionals building their own setups. When she says a tool handled the job, she means a real job, in a real business, with a person checking the output.

23.1K

on X

11.3K

on Instagram

2,471

email subscribers

1.46K

on YouTube

Plus 1,483 on Threads and 1,478 on LinkedIn. Figures from account dashboards, August 2026. Impression and engagement analytics shared directly during partnership conversations.

Education created and delivered for Salesforce, ESPN, Disney, Airbnb, AppSumo.

What we partner on

If it earns a place in the work or the travel bag, it fits.

  • AI and SaaS tools

  • Tech and devices

  • Workstation and computer gear

  • Podcast and stage gear

  • Ergonomics and wellness

  • Productivity goods

  • Travel

  • Clothing

  • Beauty and on-the-road care

  • Food and restaurants

Everything here has to survive a client's office, a stage, or a carry-on before it gets shown.

How collaborations run

Five ways to work together.

Sponsored content.

Posts, short video, or carousels showing the product inside a real job: the estimate it helped draft, the follow-up it queued, the meeting it transcribed. Clearly labeled.

Transparent tool tests.

For software. We run it on a real workflow and report what it handled, what it flagged, what it missed, and where it had to hand off to a person. The misses go in the post.

Sponsored workshops and webinars.

Live, hands-on training for your customer community, prospects, or partner ecosystem, using your product on the attendees' own jobs. Everyone leaves with something running.

Event and conference sessions.

Sponsored talks where your product does a real part of the work on stage, including the live build in front of the room.

On-the-road features.

Travel, gear, and daily-carry content from real event and client trips. What made the bag, what got used, what stayed in the hotel.

Rates on request. Every collaboration gets scoped to the job.

Show the job. Show the product's part. Show the human approval.

The standard behind every collaboration, whatever the category.

The partnership standard

What we will and won't do.

Will

  • Use the product in real work or real travel before anything publishes

  • Test or responsibly evaluate every product we feature

  • Label sponsored material clearly

  • State a product's role and its limitations

  • Keep a human visible in every demo and decision

Won't

  • Make unsupported product claims

  • Present synthetic content as customer evidence

  • Expose confidential client or business information

  • Imply full automation where a person must still decide

  • Bury the disclosure

Sponsored content is clearly disclosed under applicable platform rules and FTC endorsement principles. Claims reflect direct use, meaningful testing, approved product materials, or clearly labeled illustrative examples.

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Let's find the right fit for your brand

Tell us about your product.

Who it's for, and what you have in mind. You'll hear back with next steps, or an honest no if it's not a fit.

Let's find the right fit for your brand.

Tell us about your product. You'll hear back within two business days, with next steps or an honest no.