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Brand Partnerships

38M+ corporate professionals.
One channel they actually watch.

That Data Guy™ is a satirical look at corporate reality — the dashboards, the meetings, the systems, the decisions. The audience is the people inside those systems: data, ops, engineering, IT, PMO. Decision-makers and practitioners in mid-to-large organisations, sharing the work with the rest of their team.

Reach

Where the audience shows up.

38M+ total views across TikTok and Instagram. Audience weighted toward UK, US and EU corporate roles.

690K

Likes

TikTok

57K

Shares

TikTok

725.6K

Interactions

Instagram

5M

Reach

Instagram

TikTok

95.8%

Organic For You page discovery

Almost every view comes from the algorithm pushing the video to a non-follower — the audience is being built fresh on each post, not recycled from existing fans.

Instagram

93%

Views from non-followers

17.9M of 19.3M views came from people who don't follow the account. Reels reaching outside the existing audience, not preaching to the choir.

Audience

Who’s watching.

Not a creator-economy audience and not a consumer audience. The channel speaks directly to corporate professionals — the people who own the tools, the data, and the processes inside mid-to-large organisations.

They’re both the decision-maker and the practitioner. They’re also the person who shares the video in a team channel at 4:47pm on a Thursday.

  • Data & analytics teams
  • Operations & PMO
  • IT & enterprise systems
  • Software & platform engineering
  • Heads of function & department leads
  • Transformation & change
What brands get

A partnership, not a placement.

Every brand partnership runs the same way — a sponsored video built into the format the audience already watches, plus a real read on how it landed.

Sponsored video

Integrated into the Dev vs Management format

Your product appears in the format the audience already shows up for — not bolted on as an ad break. Written, performed, and edited end-to-end, with full creative review before publish.

Feedback analysis

What the audience actually said

A structured read of comments, replies and DMs across platforms. The objections, the confusion, the language they used to describe your product. The kind of raw voice-of-customer that doesn't survive a survey.

Performance report

Numbers that actually map to your funnel

Views, completion, saves, shares, click-through, plus a written read-out tying the metrics to the audience response. Not a screenshot of the analytics tab — a brief you could put in front of a CMO.

Case studies

Brands that have done this.

Three teams who’ve sponsored work on the channel. Each received a sponsored video, a feedback analysis, and a performance report — the full partnership.

Softr
No-code internal apps

Built around the reality of teams who need an internal tool yesterday and can't wait six weeks for a sprint slot. Featured across client portals, ops dashboards, and the mid-corporate workflow apps the audience builds every week.

Sponsored videoFeedback analysisPerformance report
Visit Softr
Process documentation

The capture tool behind the free Microsoft 365 build guides published on the channel — already part of the workflow, so the integration sat naturally inside a real piece of work the audience could actually use.

Sponsored videoFeedback analysisPerformance report
Visit Scribe
AI app building

AI app-building platform that turns plain English into a deployed product. Positioned against the corporate AI pitch deck and shown as working software, not slides — exactly the angle the audience came for.

Sponsored videoFeedback analysisPerformance report
Visit Emergent
Work With Me

Got a product the audience would actually use?

I’m selective. Partnerships work when the product genuinely helps the people I make content for. Tell me what you’re building and what you’d want this to look like — I’ll come back with a proposal, dates, and rate card.