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Sponsorship

Sponsor the stories ERP programme leads read and argue about.

We write for people who run SAP, Oracle and Workday programmes and for those who advise them. Sponsored pieces follow the same sourcing rules as our own stories, and they are labelled.

The audience, as LinkedIn reports it

Impressions, 30 days
280,261
Comments, 30 days
305
Followers
1,550
Best story, impressions
256,159

LinkedIn page analytics, 20 Aug 2026 to 18 Sept 2026. We send the screenshots with the rate card.

Impressions run far above the follower count because readers repost the stories and comment under them. One story, Zeiss, accounts for most of that month, and we would rather you knew that before you ask for the rate card.

Four formats

An ERP LEADERS news card about Zeiss as it appeared on LinkedIn
A news card as it runs on LinkedIn. This one reached 256,159 LinkedIn impressions and 249 comments. A sponsored card looks the same and carries the word "Sponsored" in the label row and in the first line of the text.
Sponsored news card
Your news as one of our cards: a headline a stranger understands, the number, the source. Labelled "Sponsored". We run one sponsored card a day at most.
Sponsored video report
Your own footage, cut to under a minute with our captions and credited to you on screen.
Newsletter slot
One sponsor per issue of the ERP LEADERS Brief. Four lines and a link, written with you.
Failure File report
The quarterly data report on stopped and overrun programmes, with your logo and a foreword. In preparation.

How it runs

  1. 1You send the news and the evidence for every number in it.
  2. 2We write it. You check the facts. We keep the wording, and we do not publish a claim we cannot verify.
  3. 3It runs, labelled. After seven days you get the numbers LinkedIn gives us, unrounded.