For media · Content producers
When a planner describes a campaign to an assistant, your media should be in the answer.
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What your sales team sees
The briefs you never hear about, and the ones you miss.
Your society podcast appeared in 9 of them, and 4 times as the best fit. Shall I add the 18-24 figure from your latest kit?
Marked as sold. It will no longer be proposed to new briefs.
Illustrative conversation.
In three steps
Give us your kit. Your assistant does the rest.
1 · Share
Send your media kit as a PDF or a link. It becomes a draft of opportunities, in your words. You review it before anything is published.
2 · Update
Tell your assistant what changed: a sold issue, a new podcast, a new audience figure. It keeps your page current.
3 · See
See which briefs matched you, which missed you and why, and how your reach compares to the market in your cities.
Your data
Your words are kept as you wrote them, and every figure is shown with its source and date. Nobody queries your database: we answer briefs. Advertiser names are never stored, and a breakdown appears only when it covers at least 5 briefs.
Plans
Be found. Then know what you miss.
Free
Be found.
- Kit readable by every planning assistant
- Opportunities in your own words
- Page kept current by your assistant
Pro
Know what you miss. Priced by the size of the media.
- Alerts when a brief you missed arrives
- Analytics on the briefs you receive
- Your share compared to the market