Podcasts

The best forty seconds, cut fifteen ways

Every episode already contains the clips. The work is finding them and posting them everywhere, every week, which is a volume problem — and volume is the thing a network of creators is for.

What you hand over

  • The episode, video if you have it
  • Timestamps you already know are good, if any
  • Your handle and where you want listeners sent
  • Guest permissions, where they apply

What the brief locks down

  • Which guests may and may not be clipped
  • Whether captions are required
  • Topics that are off the table

Clips that break these are rejected and earn nothing — the creator carries that cost, not you.

The cuts

How creators actually cut it

You don't have to pick one. A campaign usually runs several at once, and the mix is what tells you which angle your audience responds to.

01

The disagreement

Two people not agreeing, cut tight. Reliably the most-shared thirty seconds of any episode.

02

The claim

One surprising statement, with just enough context to be arguable. The comments do the rest.

03

The story

A self-contained anecdote with a beginning and an end. Slower, and the one that actually converts to a listen.

Worth knowing before you brief it

Clip views and downloads are different numbers with different shapes. A clip can do very well and move downloads modestly — worth agreeing which one you're buying before we start.

209,062,534

impressions delivered across every category

Read from our live reporting, not written by hand. The figure climbs at our measured 30-day delivery rate between reads, then corrects to the logged number.

Other categories

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Start with one campaign

Tell us what you're promoting and roughly what you'd spend, and we'll come back with what it should realistically deliver — drawn from campaigns we've run, not a projection. If it isn't a fit, we'll tell you that instead.

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