Brand Collaborations. Surf, Travel & Coastal Lifestyle Content

I’m Adrian, the voice behind Chase a Wave — a blog about surf, ocean travel, and life by the coast. If your brand fits naturally into that world, I’d love to hear from you about a content feature, a product review, or a mention.

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Who This Is a Good Fit For

This could be a great fit if your brand:

  • Makes gear, apparel, or travel products for surfers and ocean lovers
  • Values authentic storytelling over follower counts
  • Wants to build a relationship with a blog that’s growing
  • Prefers honest, first-person content over generic ad copy
  • Is open to working with a newer creator rather than requiring an established name

Ways We Can Work Together

A few ways brands and Chase a Wave team up:

  • Content features and reviews
  • Brand mentions within existing posts
  • Affiliate partnerships
  • Photo or video content you can reuse on your own channels
  • Ongoing collaborations for the right fit

How It Works

1. Reach Out

Tell me a bit about your brand and what you have in mind.

2. Shape a Plan

We figure out the right format, timeline, and content style together.

3. Content Goes Live

It’s published and shared honestly with my readers.

Let’s Start a Conversation

Tell me about your brand and what you’re picturing — I read and respond to every message myself.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kind of brands do you work with?

Mostly surf, travel, and outdoor lifestyle brands — anything that fits naturally with the ocean and coastal living.

Do you require payment, or are product exchanges okay?

Both are possible. I’m happy to discuss what makes sense for your brand and the type of content you’re picturing.

Do you disclose paid partnerships?

Yes, always. Any paid or gifted collaboration is clearly disclosed to readers, in line with FTC guidelines.

What’s the turnaround time on a content feature?

It depends on the scope, but I’ll always give you a realistic timeline before we get started.

Can we start with something small before committing to more?

Definitely. A smaller first collaboration is a great way to see if we’re a good fit before planning anything bigger.