Fanvue

Series A Visibility & Investor-Focused Storytelling

We led the financial communications strategy around Fanvue's $22 million Series A announcement, translating a complex AI-driven creator economy narrative into clear, investor-ready storytelling designed to support valuation, credibility, and long-term market positioning.

Working closely with Fanvue's leadership, we shaped the announcement narrative around two anchor proof points: the Series A raise and the platform surpassing a $100 million annualised revenue run rate and positioned the company as a category-defining force in the global Creator AI Economy.

The campaign secured tier-one financial, technology, and business media coverage across VentureBeat, The Business Journals, GeekWire, International Business Times UK, and USA TODAY, building investor and market credibility around the round. In parallel, we dedicated part of the budget to announcing Swiss international footballer Alisha Lehmann joining the platform — a strategic talent signing that reinforced Fanvue's commercial momentum and broadened its appeal beyond financial press, landing high-impact features in WWD, NYLON, and the New York Post.

To support long-term discoverability and investor due-diligence pathways, we also developed Fanvue's Wikipedia presence — establishing dedicated, well-sourced entries for both the company and co-founder Joel Morris to anchor the brand's credibility across the open web.

Combined, the coverage reached an audience of more than 498 million across publications with an average domain authority of 90 — supporting Fanvue's wider investor narrative by establishing its founders as credible operators, framing its AI roadmap as a long-term value driver, and ensuring the story landed consistently with investors, partners, and the financial press.