Sponsors & Brand Partners — Carson Teagarden

Sponsors & brand partners

Carson partners with a small number of food, apparel, and wellness brands whose products he actually uses in his own training and daily life. Every sponsorship runs through the same editorial, brand-safety, and reporting discipline that Pure Strength runs on — so partnering looks more like working with an agency than negotiating with an influencer.

Current partnerships

This section will be populated as partnerships are announced. No logos here until the ink is dry.

Categories we’re actively building

Protein-forward food

Especially high-protein ice cream and frozen desserts. Carson’s nutrition philosophy is protein-first — it’s in every public interview he’s given. A partnership with a brand in this lane is authentic, on-brand, and built into the content already.

Open conversation with: see sponsor kit.

Travel-friendly wellness

Sleep, recovery, mobility tools that fit in a carry-on. Carson’s audience travels constantly.

Apparel

Training apparel that holds up to bodyweight work — pull-ups, handstands, floor work. Not “fitness fashion.”

Nutrition

Protein powder, real-food snacks, hydration — anything Carson would already recommend a client in Tier Two or Tier Three coaching.

Brand safety posture

  • Editorial. No profanity, no political content, no gambling, no adult content adjacency.
  • Faith-aware. Carson’s Christian faith is part of the public brand. Partner brands are not required to share it, but content will not be modified to hide it.
  • Pre-approval. Every sponsored post is reviewed by the Pure Strength ops team before publish.
  • Disclosure. FTC-compliant disclosure on every sponsored post, across every platform, without exception.
  • Exclusivity windows. Category exclusivity available for 12-month partnerships and longer.

Campaign formats

Carson partners on campaigns, not one-off posts. Standard formats:

  • YouTube integration — a 60–90-second integration inside a full-length video on the flagship channel (724K subs)
  • YouTube dedicated — a full-length video built around the product’s use case
  • TikTok + Reels short-form package — a set of 3–5 short-form vertical videos over a two-week window
  • Podcast mention — a pre-roll or mid-roll on Carson’s appearances (including Evolved Prose)
  • Newsletter takeover — a Thursday newsletter dedicated to the partner’s category
  • Blog + SEO package — a long-form post on carsonteagarden.com with optimized landing-page support for partner SEO goals
  • LinkedIn thought-leadership series — optional add-on for B2B-adjacent brands aiming at the executive audience

Request the sponsor kit

The sponsor kit is a PDF with audience demographics (YouTube, IG, TikTok, LinkedIn), campaign formats and rate cards, case studies from past partnerships, and the brand-safety brief. It’s not public — brand teams request it with a work email.

Request the sponsor kit →

For direct outreach: partnerships@carsonteagarden.com. We answer within one business day.

Brand-safe by design

Before anything else, let’s name the thing sponsors actually worry about. Most fitness creators with 724,000 subscribers are one post away from a controversy, a beef, or a take that pulls your logo into a news cycle you did not sign up for. I am not that.

  • Family-friendly by default. No profanity, no nudity, no “shock content.” Content you could show at a Monday morning all-hands.
  • Faith-anchored. My identity is rooted in scripture, not in the algorithm. That buys predictability — I am not going to reinvent myself to chase a trend.
  • No political or culture-war takes. Pure Strength is about training, discipline, and recovery. It is not a platform for anything else.
  • Clean history. Eight years of content, 800 videos, zero deleted posts for reasons a brand would care about. You can audit the entire back catalog.
  • Operator backing. Pure Strength runs with a BlitzMetrics operator layer behind it. Dennis Yu has been a Facebook Studio-award-winning brand operator since Facebook launched. Your account gets an agency, not a solopreneur.

How I work with brands

One of the reasons execution feels different with Pure Strength is because you are not negotiating with a creator — you are working with an operator who has built a brand. Here is what that looks like in practice.

  1. Brief alignment. We talk first. What is the product, who is the buyer, what are the non-negotiables, what is the story you want told? I will tell you straight up if the fit is not right.
  2. Concept design. We build two or three content concepts together. Long-form YouTube integration, Shorts and TikTok burst, challenge series, testimonial, or owned-and-operated landing page — the format follows the story.
  3. Creative approval. You see the script, the hook, the angle, and the product placement before we shoot. No surprises, no “that is not how we talk about it” on release day.
  4. Production. Filmed and edited in-house at Pure Strength production quality. Subtitles, thumbnails, and platform-specific cuts included.
  5. Publish and promote. Cross-platform release across YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, with the option to support with paid media through the BlitzMetrics team.
  6. Performance report. A post-campaign report with the numbers that actually matter — reach, view-through, engagement rate, comment sentiment, and where applicable, trackable traffic to your landing page.

Sponsorable formats — with examples

Every format below is proven on my channel. Pick one, or we mix. Each example is a real recent video.

Transformation storytelling

Long-form narrative around a real transformation. Natural home for food, supplement, and apparel brands — the story is the wrapper, the product is the tool inside it.

Challenge or skill demo

High-engagement short. Perfect for supplement, recovery, and equipment brands that want to be in the frame while something athletic is happening.

Minimal-equipment lifestyle

The “no-gym, no-excuses” message that defines Pure Strength. Best fit for brands that position around accessibility — protein-at-home, home-gym equipment, travel fitness.

Entertainment-first fitness

High-view short-form that makes strangers laugh. Great for brand awareness placements where reach beats conversion intent.

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