Start with your customer. Find the newsletters they open, the podcasts they play and the sites they read, then check each ad spot's rate, minimum spend and how to buy it.
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Start from a topic
Say gardening, fintech, parenting or rugby. We list the publishers that cover it.
Mix your channels
Put a newsletter sponsorship, a podcast host read and a billboard on one shortlist.
Local or worldwide
Advertise to one city's readers or to several countries. Each market shows its own ad policies.
Each publisher's page shows what it covers, its market and language, and its traffic rank. Its ad spots list the rate and minimum spend, so you can judge the fit in a minute.
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Four filters take you from a customer profile to a shortlist of named publishers.
By topic
Search any topic, from fishing to fintech or fashion.
By market
Pick the country you sell in to see its local publishers and its ad policies.
By language
Find publishers in the language your customers read, so your creative fits.
By format
Know you want a newsletter sponsorship, a pre-roll or a homepage takeover? Start there.
Three steps, and you'll have names to call by lunch.
Describe your customer
Pick a topic, a market and the channels they use.
Narrow it down
Keep the publishers whose audience fits best.
Reach out
Book the way each publisher sells, whether that's self-serve, through a DSP, with a private deal or by email.
Go straight to the part of the directory that fits your plan.
Here is how it helps in three common jobs.
Brand managers
You know your customer. Find the publishers they trust and check each ad spot's rate and creative specs.
Founders
You're the whole marketing team. Find a first channel with self-service booking and a minimum you can afford.
Performance marketers
You've maxed out search and social. Compare CPMs and per-issue rates across channels.
Search by topic and find out in a minute.
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