A lender that needed founders to know it existed, introduced at the exact moment a new show was finding its audience.
Rocking Horse Group finances startups against their R&D tax incentive — a product founders only look for once they know it exists. An introductory cross-network package ran across First Cheque and a launching In the Blink of AI.
First Cheque · In the Blink of AI (launch)
A category founders don't search for yet
R&D tax-incentive financing isn't something a founder Googles until they know it exists. The job was awareness at the point a new show was forming its own audience.
In at the launch, not after it
The campaign ran across an established show (First Cheque) and a brand-new one (In the Blink of AI) at launch, putting Rocking Horse in front of the audience as it was still forming.
Worth being straight about
Impressions and engagement reflect the shows' overall campaign performance, not an isolated slice for this sponsor alone — still what the campaign delivered, just not exclusive to it. Read the rates above as the shows' performance over the campaign window.
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