Media planners and buyers
Source media owners that reach your audience, with the evidence to put in the plan.
Finding specialist media owners, CTV inventory or niche publishers at a sensible CPM takes research the plan deadline does not allow.
For: Planners and buyers at agencies and brands building a media plan that needs more than the usual publishers.
Matching is free. A shortlist starts with a free request; you pay only if you accept the proposal.
When to use it
- A campaign targets a niche audience
- The client wants alternatives to last year’s publishers
- You are planning in an unfamiliar market
- You need CTV or specialist inventory alongside programmatic
Tell us what you need
We reply with whether we can help and, if we can, a proposal with scope, timeline and fee.
What a shortlist includes
- Media owners for each market in your brief: premium or specialist publishers, CTV and OTT inventory or retail media, as your brief asks
- Why each one fits: audience fit, formats and how inventory is sold (direct, PMP, programmatic) where public
- The evidence behind each one, linked: media kits, rate cards or advertise pages, audience claims and their source
- A suggested next step: who sells the inventory and what to ask for (rate card, audience data, test budget)
Media planner · United Kingdom · specialist publishers and CTV · small-business decision makers
1. Media owner A · Specialist B2B publisher
Fit: Editorial for small-business owners; sells sponsorship and newsletter inventory direct.
2. Media owner B · CTV / OTT
Fit: Ad-supported streaming with business-interest targeting via PMP.
3. Media owner C · Podcast network
Fit: Business and entrepreneurship shows with host-read formats.
Placeholder names. Real shortlists name real companies and link the evidence for every claim.
Questions
Do you buy the media for us?
No. We source and evidence the options; you or your agency buy them.
Can you include audience numbers?
Only where the media owner publishes them, and we link the source. When a number is not public we say so instead of estimating.