Work with Us
Let’s make something useful together.
Video sponsorships and website partnerships across Replicate the Magic, Replicate Kitchen, and Replicate Workshop.
We’re interested in brands, destinations, and creative partners with something relevant to share with people planning a trip, exploring food, or making something of their own.
Three channels. Distinct possibilities.
Beau and Sean co-host Travel on Replicate the Magic. Beau also hosts Replicate Kitchen and Replicate Workshop. Each channel has its own subjects, sources, and reasons for a partnership to make sense.
Replicate the Magic
Destinations, cruises, hotels, attractions, transportation, and the products and services that help people plan and enjoy a trip.
Explore Travel
Replicate Kitchen
Ingredients, food and drink, kitchen equipment, and source-led recipes or techniques that give people something useful to try.
Explore Replicate Kitchen
Replicate Workshop
Tools, materials, design software, fabrication, and practical builds where the choices and process are part of the story.
Explore Replicate WorkshopPartnerships with a useful purpose.
Bring us a clear idea or a question worth exploring. We’ll discuss the right channel, format, scope, and timing for the work.
Useful work. Independent opinions.
A strong partnership fits the subject and gives the audience a reason to pay attention. It also leaves room for an honest result.
Meet Beau and SeanA clear audience fit
We consider how the product, place, or idea helps someone make a decision, learn a method, or understand an experience.
Transparent sponsorships
Paid sponsorships, gifts, discounts, affiliate arrangements, and hosted access are disclosed clearly where they matter.
Honest conclusions
A partnership doesn’t purchase a positive review. We keep our own opinions, credit our sources, and distinguish firsthand experience and completed tests from researched guidance.
An agreed scope
Deliverables, timing, budget, factual review, reporting, and any licensing or exclusivity are discussed before a project begins.
Tell us what you have in mind.
A short email is enough to begin. These details help us understand the opportunity:
- Your brand and contact: Company or agency, website, your name, and your role.
- The idea and goal: What you’d like to share, who it’s for, and what a useful result would look like.
- Channel and deliverables: Travel, Kitchen, Workshop, a website feature, or a combination.
- Timing and logistics: Target dates, campaign location, access, shipping, or other practical requirements.
- Budget and rights: Available budget or range, plus any requested reuse, paid advertising, exclusivity, or reporting.
We can discuss a media kit, dated audience information, and relevant work samples by email. Scope and pricing depend on the project and requested rights.
Before you reach out.
Can we propose a website feature without a video?
Yes. A useful, clearly disclosed website feature can be discussed on its own. Video and website work can also be planned together when both formats serve the subject.
Does sending a product guarantee coverage?
No. Please email before shipping a product or arranging access. Receiving a product or invitation doesn’t guarantee publication, a particular conclusion, or permission to use our names or content.
Can we reuse the content in our own marketing?
Tell us where, how, and for how long you’d like to use it, including any paid advertising. Licensing, edits, and use of names or likenesses need to be agreed separately.
Do you publish a standard rate card?
We discuss pricing by project. Production scope, channel and format, deliverables, timing, usage rights, and exclusivity all affect the proposal. Include a budget range if you have one.
Let’s talk about the idea.
For sponsorships, website features, and partnership inquiries, contact us directly by email.
