Reach the people who decide.
Copilot Your Day is the weekly LinkedIn newsletter for decision-makers shaping the Frontier Firm with Microsoft Copilot. Partnerships here are built for relevance, trust and exclusivity — not for volume.
- 6,000+ subscribers
- Every Monday, 7:30 CET
- 120+ episodes
- DACH decision-makers
Not a news feed. A curated perspective.
GenAI moves faster than most organizations can absorb. Decision-makers get product announcements, fragmented use cases, and tactical content without strategic context. What's missing is interpretation for leadership — and that's what this newsletter does every Monday.
Who reads it
Managers, directors, founders and executive leaders across the DACH region, primarily from enterprise and upper mid-market organizations. People responsible for AI adoption, workplace and change — or influencing the strategic technology decisions behind them.
What partners get out of it
An environment where readers stay engaged, complex AI topics are discussed at the right strategic level, and partners are perceived as credible contributors rather than advertisers.
Formats
Exclusive Sponsor — "Presented by"
One partner is featured as the exclusive sponsor of one edition. Placed directly below the editorial introduction, clearly labeled, fully transparent.
- 100% share of voice within the edition
- High-visibility positioning without competition
- Best for thought leadership, brand awareness, strategic visibility
Sponsored Insight — native segment
A clearly marked, co-curated insight inside the main content flow. Designed to inform, not to promote.
- Deeper engagement through a highlighted part of the article
- Credible positioning beyond classic advertising
- One clear call-to-action
Partner Edition — co-curated article
A full edition developed around a shared strategic topic. Editorial responsibility stays with Copilot Your Day. No product pitches, no sales messaging.
- Maximum attention and depth
- Long-form visibility in a trusted format
- One partner edition per quarter
Packages
Packages prioritize continuity and credibility, not frequency or volume. These are examples, open to discussion.
Quarterly Partnership
- 1× Exclusive Sponsor
- 2× Sponsored Insight
- Category exclusivity for the partnership period
Sustained visibility, repeated exposure that builds recall, no competing providers.
Half-Year Partnership
- 2× Exclusive Sponsor
- 3× Sponsored Insight
- 1× Partner Edition
- Category exclusivity for the full period, preferred placement and scheduling
Category ownership, deeper trust through repeated high-quality exposure, visibility aligned with relevance.
Beyond the newsletter.
Partnerships can extend past the Monday edition — always with the same principles: clearly labeled, category-exclusive, relevance over reach.
- Partner post: a single, clearly labeled post in the LinkedIn feed — maximum one per month, preferred as part of a package
- Co-branded assets: tactic boards and cheat sheets with partner branding, distributed via the downloads page
- Formats in development: the annual report as a premium partnership — first-come on the waitlist
Partnership principles
Exclusivity by design
Maximum one partner per issue. No competing providers within the same category. Category exclusivity applies for the full partnership period.
Editorial integrity
All content stays editorially independent. The curator retains full discretion over what gets published — and what doesn't — in the interest of the readership. Partners contribute perspective, not promotion.
Relevance over reach
Partnerships are selected on strategic fit, not volume. Frequency is limited to protect attention and quality: a maximum of three partner-supported editions per quarter. Feed partnerships are capped at one per month.
Start strong. Together.
Partnership slots are intentionally limited to protect quality and exclusivity. Availability is managed on a first-confirmed basis.
- 1
Initial conversation
A 20 to 30 minute discussion: objectives and context, relevant formats, timing and availability.
- 2
Format and scope alignment
A recommended setup is defined: format or package, exclusivity scope, editorial framing.
- 3
Confirmation and scheduling
Dates and placements are confirmed, scope is finalized, the partnership is scheduled.
What you can expect: clear structure, editorial guidance throughout, predictable timelines — and a partnership built on relevance, not volume.
Let's Copilot Your Day.
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