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Q Okay. And can you tell us an example of one of them?
A Yeah, for sure. Our longest running sponsor, very good friends of mine are the folks at a website called design cuts.com. So a lot of our audience Our designers, because like I said, it started as a design blog at graphic design blender.com. Now, now we sort of, you know, talk to a much broader audience, creative entrepreneurs and freelancers, but design cuts offers amazing deals on, um, design bundles, fonts and vectors and backgrounds and all that kind of thing. And they've been with us for three years now doing a great, still doing a great job. You know, they see results every month from it. We, Get, we literally get thank you emails from our readers saying, like, thank you for sending us this, basically this ad, you know.
AI assessment note: “Our longest running sponsor, very good friends of mine are the folks at a website called design cuts.com”
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Q Oh, that's fascinating. Okay. So tell us how you do this. So do you, I'm on your page right now. Do you have a, I don't see any media kit or anything, which means you're doing these probably one off to like, Your friends who become sponsors. Is that right?
A Uh, more or less. Yeah. So we have, because of all the content that we put out, we end up connecting with a lot of people in the same space, companies in the same space, providing, uh, you know, SAS companies who are, who are providing some sort of value for the freelancing community, things like that. And, um, and so they connect with us a lot of times and we present them with some of our sponsorship packages. We often tailor it to their needs, um, and to, and to something that will really fit the Milo audience so that everybody wins. That's how it works. So yeah, it is, it is very sort of one-on-one. We don't ever sort of send out mass sponsorship requests or anything like that.
AI assessment note: “So yeah, it is, it is very sort of one-on-one.”
