Who pays for DTC and e-commerce podcasts
5 publishers in this trade have carried ads, and 14 companies bought them. Here they are, ordered by how many of those publishers they reach, with their longest run and whether they are still spending. 2 names are open; the rest are on the full board.
Name on the full board
4 of 5 publisherslongest run 1.6 yearsstill buying · 2025
Name on the full board3 of 5 publisherslongest run 4.3 yearsstill buying · 2026
Name on the full board3 of 5 publisherslongest run 2.8 yearsstill buying · 2026
Name on the full board3 of 5 publisherslongest run 2 monthsstill buying · 2026
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run 4.1 yearsstill buying · 2026
postscript.io
2 of 5 publisherslongest run 8 monthsstill buying · 2026
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run 3 monthsstill buying · 2025
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run 3 monthsstill buying · 2026
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run 2 monthslast seen 2024
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run a few weeksstill buying · 2026
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run a few weekslast seen 2023
yotpo.com
2 of 5 publisherslongest run a few weekslast seen 2025
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run one runlast seen 2020
Name on the full board2 of 5 publisherslongest run one runlast seen 2022
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The DTC and e-commerce podcasts these ads ran on
DTC Podcast
Ecommerce Playbook: Numbers, Struggles & Growth
Future Commerce
Limited Supply
The CPG Guys
How to read this board
- Read through 2026-11-07. Every company here traces to a specific episode on a specific date: open one of these shows’ episodes from the years on a board and you will find it.
- Paint fades with time since we last saw a company here — fresh today, fully weathered at 36 months. “Still buying” means seen within 12 months; gold lettering means a run past ten years; “at least” means it was already running when our record of that show begins.
- Coverage counts publishers, not feeds: one operator’s several shows are one buyer, not several chances.
- No rates, spend, audience figures or contacts — we have none of that. We do not rank shows, and a company missing here means we did not find it, never that it did not happen.