Guides to advertising by channel

How buying works on each channel this directory tracks — who sells it, how the deal usually happens, and what real listings and rates say. A channel with too few tracked sellers to say anything reliable is left off the list below.

How to advertise on websites

Banner, native and sponsored placements sold directly by publishers or bought programmatically through an exchange.

2,510 sellers

How to advertise on social media

Sponsored posts and paid boosts sold by the platform itself, almost always through a self-serve or agency ad account.

258 sellers

How to advertise with video ads

Pre-roll, mid-roll and in-feed video spots, sold mostly by auction and priced per view or per thousand impressions.

395 sellers

How to advertise on streaming audio

Programmatic audio ads sold across music and streaming apps, priced per thousand impressions or per listen.

103 sellers

How to advertise in newsletters

A dedicated send, a placement inside a regular newsletter, or a classified line — sold directly by the publisher, usually at a flat or per-send rate.

305 sellers

How to advertise in mobile apps

In-app banners, interstitials and rewarded video, sold mostly through mobile ad networks and priced per install or per impression.

131 sellers

How to advertise in search results

Sponsored results and product listings, almost always sold by auction and priced per click.

49 sellers

How to advertise in retail media

Sponsored product listings and on-site placements sold by the retailer itself, priced per click or per thousand impressions.

99 sellers

How to advertise on connected TV

Video ads served on smart TVs and streaming apps, priced per thousand impressions and sold mostly by auction or a guaranteed deal.

125 sellers

How to advertise out of home

Billboards, transit and street furniture, sold directly by the operator, usually as a flat rate for a fixed period.

131 sellers

How to advertise in print

Display and classified pages in newspapers and magazines, sold directly off a rate card sized by placement and section.

222 sellers

How to advertise on TV

Broadcast and cable spots, sold by a network's own ad sales team, priced by daypart and region rather than a single published rate.

74 sellers

How to advertise on radio

Broadcast spots and sponsorship reads, sold directly by the station, usually off a published slot-rate card.

69 sellers

How to advertise on podcasts

Host-read and dynamically inserted spots, sold by the show or its network, usually as a flat sponsorship per episode or month.

45 sellers

How to advertise at events

Exhibitor space, session sponsorships and branding at a conference or festival, sold directly by the organiser.

142 sellers

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Push has 10 tracked sellers — too few to say anything reliable about who sells it or what it costs.