IT Visionaries puts NordLayer, NordLayer Browser, and NordStellar in front of the people who actually evaluate them: U.S.-based IT and security leaders. We do it through host-read, topic-aligned integrations built to educate, not interrupt.
Nord has three products it wants more IT and security leaders to know: NordLayer, the brand-new NordLayer Browser, and NordStellar. IT Visionaries reaches that audience directly, and our model is built to introduce and educate, which is exactly what you said you're after. Here's how we'd approach each one.
LLMs increasingly surface vendors by reading podcast transcripts and YouTube. Being talked about in trusted, third-party IT content gives you a kind of visibility you can't buy with ads: you're discussed in content you don't own, by a host the audience already trusts.
IT Visionaries' audience is made up of the decision-makers who approve solutions like Nord's. That 70% is CTOs, CIOs, CISOs, and IT execs at the director level and above. Not adjacent consumers. The people who evaluate and sign off on tools like yours.
A suggested sequence across the term, one product per phase. We're not locking into rigid angles. The bigger opportunity is who we put in the room. IT Visionaries books senior technology and security leaders, so each phase is a chance to feature the kind of executive Nord would be proud to share a stage with, and to build relationships with the people who are exactly who Nord wants to reach.
Heads of infrastructure and IT at fast-scaling companies who've rolled out Zero Trust or replaced legacy VPNs. CISOs at mid-market and enterprise firms talking about securing distributed teams. The kind of leader whose company sits squarely in NordLayer's buying window, and whom other buyers pay attention to.
Security and IT leaders at SaaS-heavy or remote-first companies, the ones living the "browser is the workplace" reality every day. Executives wrestling with shadow SaaS and unmanaged devices. Voices defining the enterprise-browser category, which gives Nord a seat in a conversation that's still being shaped.
CISOs and heads of security who've lived through a real incident and can talk candidly about threat exposure. Threat-intelligence and SOC leaders. Security researchers and analysts with category authority. Exactly the audience NordStellar is built for, in conversation on the show.
Every guest we book is someone Nord gets associated with on a respected industry show, and often someone Nord would love to know. The podcast becomes a warm, credible reason to be in the same room as the buyers and partners you're after.
We can start placing integrations within a couple of weeks of go-ahead and line up guests and topics as the calendar fills. The phases above are a recommended order, not a fixed schedule. We'll settle the final cadence and product mix with your team.
Each sponsored episode runs everywhere the show lives, with the message matched to the episode's topic.
A simple choice between a steady start and a heavier presence that runs all three products at once.
You have three products to get out there, two of them brand-new. Four episodes a month is what lets each one own its own conversation instead of fighting for two slots, and the $9,000 rate reflects the bigger commitment. It's the cleanest path to what you said you wanted: getting the word out on all three.
Pricing reflects a campaign starting in Q3 2026 (June or July).
Q3 is open and we ramp fast. Here's the path, shaped around your summer-sale timing.