Anvara

Just us?

Audience KPIs are now live on Anvara 📊 Sponsorship decisions should be driven by data - not just vibes. Every listing on Anvara now includes real audience insights, so brands can confidently answer: • Who will see my ad? • What do they earn? • What do they care about? Here’s what you’ll find: 📍 Age & Gender Breakdown 📍 Race & Ethnicity 📍 Income Levels 📍 Employment Status 📍 Education Level Whether you’re running a national campaign or a hyper-local takeover, you’ll know exactly who you’re reaching - and why it matters. Live now on every listing.

Featured Listing Friday: Seattle International Film Festival If you’re a brand looking to connect with a loyal, educated, and culturally active audience in the Pacific Northwest, this is one of the most trusted platforms to do it. The Seattle International Film Festival is celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2025. With 140,000+ attendees over 12 days and six venues, it’s a cornerstone of the city’s cultural calendar. Here’s the audience: • Well-educated and high-income • Loyal to the festival—98% would recommend it • Receptive to thoughtful, well-integrated brand partnerships There are multiple sponsorship tiers available, starting at $5K. Listing is live now on Anvara: https://lnkd.in/gdpAkqT6

Brands that master cultural moments win big. This Fast Company article breaks down four key ways to do it: 1️⃣ Find the right moment – Align with events that fit your brand. 2️⃣ Add value – Go beyond just showing up; contribute meaningfully. 3️⃣ Be authentic – Stay true to your brand’s voice and values. 4️⃣ Plan ahead – Thoughtful execution makes all the difference. Great read for any marketer looking to stay relevant.

🐝🔵 Last night, I produced an event for Anvara & beehiiv around the future of marketing. They invited 50 marketing leaders around New York City When a 3rd Space guest asks for help, I’m there. Andrei Stenmark built and sold a company on campus at USC for students to have their laundry done and delivered, I was a big fan (and customer). He’s supported me from the earliest founder dinners I hosted at USC, to LA 3rd space, and now New York. One of the first things I wrote down for 3rd space was “not for networking, can’t feel like networking”. So creating a networking event was a first for me. I started by getting him a past 3rd space chef to build a luxury grazing table (andrei is a man of taste) at one of my favorite venues in the city (Maxwell social). I had to reevaluate the networking aspect to make it more memorable beyond lazer engraved ice cubes and gifted hats. At Hampton we do member led roundtables where a mic is passed for people to solve problems, discuss ideas, and bounce feedback. I wanted to replicate that value without having people seated in a conference room. I had Andrei and his cofouder Nick Khalili pose 2 questions and bounced them into the audience. It worked. Here’s what I did: ✨ If you need energy, create it. I took over a second mic and started MCing, if it was the founders at the front of the room trying to get people to break their comfort zone in a room of strangers, it would’ve felt salsey and less genuine, when its me (a third party) smiling and running around with a mic, it works. 👏🏼Celebrate people! When someone contributes, they hear snaps and love from me. I was solo supporting for the first two or 3 answers but one of my favorite references is “the first person to dance alone in a room is crazy, the second person who joins them is also crazy, but validates them, the 3rd is joining the party, and then if you aren't dancing, start.” People started joining with me in the snaps and support for the room got more people comfortable holding the mic. I got feedback from guests that they had more genuine conversations last night than at any networking event they’ve been to, that made me happy. Huge thank you to Preeya Goenka 🐝 Andrei Stenmark , Nick Khalili, & Andrew Tokar for entrusting me with this. #dinners #host #curation #founders #investors #community #engagement #events #experiences

Do you want your brand in front of the country’s largest network of college students? Follett’s April event puts your brand directly in the hands of students at 75+ major campus bookstores. 📍 Prime campus foot traffic – Your flyer goes inside every shopping bag. 🎯 Hyper-targeted audience – Reach students ready to spend on food, apparel, tech, and entertainment. 📦 Guaranteed placement – No distractions, just direct brand visibility. Perfect for brands looking to drive awareness, downloads, or purchases among highly social, influential students. April spots are limited -secure yours here: https://lnkd.in/gsU_Tp78

if you're a founder or senior marketer in NYC, join us for an awesome event hosted by beehiiv and Anvara! https://lu.ma/leiv5w13

Exciting news! Anvara is proud to present an exclusive sponsorship opportunity at the upcoming Don’t Die Summit in Miami on March 22, 2025. Founded by renowned entrepreneur and longevity pioneer Bryan Johnson, this premier event brings together leaders in health technology, biotechnology, and performance optimization. By partnering with the Don’t Die Summit, your brand will connect with a distinguished audience, including: • Technology and AI leaders • High-net-worth individuals and investors • Health and wellness enthusiasts • Medical and biotech professionals Past sponsors like Nucleus, Eight Sleep, and Extension Health have successfully leveraged this platform to enhance brand exposure and generate high-quality leads. Don’t miss this chance to position your brand at the forefront of the longevity revolution. Explore the available sponsorship tiers and secure your spot today. For more details, visit the link below.

@Ramp Saquon's cool too I guess 🤷

“People just don’t want our product.” “The market isn’t responding.” “Maybe we need to lower our price?” Most brands think they have a demand problem - but what they really have is an awareness problem. Here’s the truth: People can’t buy from you if they don’t even know you exist. 🚨 Demand doesn’t come before awareness. Some of the biggest brands today didn’t just create demand - they created attention first. 🔹 Liquid Death didn’t just sell water - they made it impossible to ignore with viral marketing and rebellious branding. 🔹 Oatly didn’t just sell oat milk - they turned their packaging into a personality and their ads into cult-like messaging. 🔹 Tesla didn’t rely on traditional marketing - they let Elon Musk and their early adopters do all the talking. The Playbook for Creating Demand 1️⃣ Get attention first. • If people aren’t talking about your brand, you don’t have a demand problem - you have a visibility problem. 2️⃣ Make it impossible to ignore. • Whether it’s through OOH, viral content, or cultural relevance, the best brands force people to take notice. 3️⃣ Drive home the WHY. • People don’t buy products. They buy ideas, movements, and identities. What does your brand stand for? What This Means for You If sales are slow, don’t just look at price, product, or offer. Look at how well you’re capturing attention. Because the brands winning today? They aren’t just selling products - they’re building movements. What’s a brand that caught your attention before you ever thought about buying from them?