Brand
Your name on the show page, the slate and the distribution.
Sponsorship
Don't buy a sponsorship. Pilot one.
Start with two episodes. Experience the studio, the people and the relationships around the show. Then decide whether there is a season worth building together.
What sponsorship actually is
This is not advertising.
01
You are not buying attention.
You are funding a conversation your market already wants to be part of. Nobody skips a show they are trying to get into.
02
You are not buying a guest slot.
The chair is editorial and it always will be. That is the reason the guests worth knowing say yes.
03
You are not buying impressions.
You are buying proximity to the rooms, the guests and the relationships the show creates, and a system to hold all of it.
04
You are not buying a campaign.
Category exclusivity means one company in your category on that show for the length of the term.
The platform can be sponsored. The conversation cannot be bought.
The pilot
Free / pilot
Two episodes, or one initial production cycle, produced end to end. advisor.TV finds the host and helps with curation. Hosts invite the people they genuinely want to know and learn from. We book, film, cut and publish. Your brand on all of it. No season commitment on day one.
Read it carefully. The pilot is free to a sponsor who fits the mission. If it is greenlit, the season begins at the founding rate of $2,500 a month, held through the twelve month term. Nothing is owed until you have seen the work and decided the season is worth building.
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Conversation
We talk about who you want to know.
02
Pilot
Two episodes, produced end to end, at no charge.
03
Greenlight
Both sides decide it is worth continuing.
04
Season
Twelve episodes, two a month across six months.
05
Annual partner
For the few who want the whole network.
06
Renewal
Only if the work earned it.
The inventory
What you would be funding.
A season is twelve episodes, two a month across six months. A sponsorship runs twelve months, which is two seasons.
In production
The Move
Host Adam Fridman
The people behind the moves shaping Jacksonville.
Now airing
Driven
Host Aidan Fridman
The people powering Jacksonville's next chapter.
In production
Acquisitions in Jax
Host Brad Hettich
What really happens when a business changes hands.
In production
Off Market
Host Ngozi Ada Chuku
Where exceptional opportunities meet discerning capital.
In production
Next Gen Aviation
Host Alex Shteyn
Inspired by experience. Focused on what's next.
In production
Coming to America
Host Veronica Wilen
Started over. Built bigger.
In production
Runway
Host Dave Eyerly
Where Jacksonville takes off.
In production
Vision
Host Kristi Hamilton
Meet the people shaping Northeast Florida for the next generation.
In production
Practice to Firm
Host Sara Frasca
How a practice becomes a firm.
In production
Turning the Tide
Host Joe Muskus
Where growth stalled, what they tried, and what finally worked.
Being cast, not yet airing.
Casting a host
The Exit
The decisions before, during and after a business sale.
Casting a host
Family Capital
How families build, protect, transfer and put capital to work.
Casting a host
Built to Last
How privately owned Jacksonville companies survive succession.
Casting a host
House Calls
The people changing how Northeast Florida lives, heals and ages.
Casting a host
The Supply Line
The infrastructure and decisions moving goods through Jacksonville.
Casting a host
Made Here
The people designing, producing and scaling physical products here.
Casting a host
Who Founders Call
The people business owners trust when the decision matters.
Casting a host
The Stack
The people building the technology Jacksonville runs on.
Casting a host
At the Table
The people defining where Northeast Florida gathers, eats and stays.
Casting a host
The Next Shift
The people building the workforce Jacksonville will depend on.
Casting a host
On the Ground
The people deciding what gets built and where Northeast Florida grows.
Hosts are chosen by editorial, never by a sponsor. See how we choose.
Airing now
Driven is on air. This is what a sponsored show looks like.
Three things, from the pilot on.
Content
Eight to twelve social assets a month, cut from the show.
Relationships
Sponsorship puts you in the rooms and ecosystem around the work. It never buys access to a guest.
The platform can be sponsored. The conversation cannot be bought.
Sponsorship buys production, not access, and that holds through the pilot, the season and every renewal after it.
Never guarantees an appearance
Never influences interview questions
Never shapes an editorial outcome
Not guest placement
Not rankings or coverage
Not guaranteed leads
Not a media buy
Not a condition of being invited
A sponsor chooses the vertical they underwrite, never the show, the host or the guest
This already exists.
1,000+
conversations recorded since 2014. 410 browsable today, the rest being restored from the vault.
Emmy nominated work, National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences.
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Jacksonville shows commissioned, hosts confirmed.
They record at our own studio in Ponte Vedra.
Everything else, if you want it.
How we choose hosts.
Hosts are chosen by editorial on standing, access and judgment. Sponsorship is never a factor, and that is what makes the platform worth funding.
See who we are castingLet's talk about a pilot.
The first question is the only one that really matters. Adam replies within 3 business days.