Brand Partnerships

I work with brands I would recommend to a friend

That filter is why the partnerships perform. My audience knows I am not saying yes to everything.

Brands I have worked with

Partners who fit

Stanley Lyft Teal Juicebox Topmate LinkedIn

How I partner

I don’t chase the deal

Over $100K in brand partnerships, and I have never pitched one.

Brands come to me because 430,000 people trust that when I mention something, I have used it. A campaign that does not fit costs me the only thing that makes me worth partnering with.

So I take a small number each year and I am direct about what I will and will not do.

LinkedIn creator Jalonni Weaver’s personal branding in action | Lyft and Stanley partnership posts plus a digital billboard

Who’s in the room

Audience breakdown

430,000+ LinkedIn community
10,200+ newsletter subscribers

Job Seekers & Career Changers

42%

HR & Recruiting Professionals

28%

Corporate Professionals (Mid-Senior)

18%

Entrepreneurs & Side-Hustlers

12%

The last 365 days

Reach that travels past the follow

Impressions, engagement, and discovery from LinkedIn over the past year.

69M+ impressions
1.5M+ social engagements
61K+ link engagements

Where impressions come from

60% out-of-network 40% in-network
  • 1.4M+ reactions
  • 80K+ comments
  • 34K+ saves
  • 38K+ custom button taps
  • 23K+ link visits
  • 9K+ sends on LinkedIn

Formats

What partnerships look like

Sponsored content

Single posts or a series, written by me, in my voice. I do not run brand-supplied copy.

Newsletter placements

Integrated into Chit Chats with Lonni, where the audience is opted in and reading closely.

Long-term ambassadorships

My preferred format. Repetition is what makes an audience believe you use the thing.

Speaking and event partnerships

Bringing a brand into a room where the audience is already listening.

FAQs

Questions about partnerships

Sponsored content, campaigns, product collaborations, and ambassadorships, primarily with brands in recruitment, career development, and professional tools.
Mainly LinkedIn, where her audience is most engaged, with Substack and other channels available depending on the campaign.
A large, engaged professional community of recruiters, job seekers, and career-focused people, with full reach and demographic figures shared on request.
No. The best fits are brands relevant to her audience, but she's open to partnerships across career, tech, and professional lifestyle spaces.
Pricing depends on scope, deliverables, and platforms. Share what you have in mind and you'll get a tailored quote.
Submit the brand partnership form with your campaign details and budget, and you'll hear back to talk through next steps.

Enquire

Tell me what you're working on

And what success looks like. If it is not a fit, I will say so quickly rather than leave you waiting.