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Mid-roll, full sponsorship and a dedicated episode.
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Direct placement across high-authority publishers, premium media networks, and specialized editorial channels.
A mid-roll, an episode sponsorship or a dedicated episode about you; all three prices on each podcast card. Order and payment go directly to the podcaster.
Seemerce is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is what the seller set, payment goes directly to them, and Seemerce only keeps the order process transparent.
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The catalog is not yet big enough for a minimum and median price to mean anything; we will not put a made-up number in their place. Each listing price is transparent on its own card, and as more listings arrive the real stats will sit right here.
The podcast audience is small but loyal: someone who listens to one voice for thirty minutes listens to its recommendation too. For branding and specialist products, that loyalty is what you are buying, not a big number.
Products that need explaining. Apps, courses, financial services, specialist tools; where a banner cannot convince but two minutes in a voice the listener trusts can. Cheap impulse goods are the opposite: podcasts cost too much for them, and the same budget goes further in SMS or stories.
Coordinate the mid-roll script with the host, but do not dictate it. An ad read in the host own voice gets heard; a formal prepared script in the middle of an intimate conversation is an uninvited guest.
If your budget covers one experiment, buy that one episode and give a dedicated discount code so the result is measurable. If it works, buy the multi-episode package; a listener who hears the offer three times across three episodes is far ahead of a one-time listener.
Put a discount code or a dedicated link for this podcast in the brief. Podcast listeners rarely act in the moment and visit days later; so judge the result over weeks, not hours.
Same spirit, audio medium. The podcaster builds a full episode around your field and product. The listener must know the episode was made with your support; hiding it is both unprofessional and burns the trust of that very audience.
A mid-roll, a full-episode sponsorship or an episode about you. All three prices are on the podcast's card, and order and payment go straight to the podcaster.
Tap any step to read the details behind it.
Each slot's price is written on its card. The order goes straight to the seller, and so does the money.
To compare, look at average downloads per episode, which the podcaster states. Total plays simply climb with the show's age.
Podcast listeners trust repetition. You can place a multi-episode order from the same form.
A person reviews every listing. The Seemerce pick rests on how complete a listing is and its confirmed order history, and its place is never for sale.
Seemerce is not an ad network and takes no percentage of your order. The price is the one the seller set, and payment goes straight to them.
Every slot says exactly what you get.
Tap any solution to see exactly what it includes.
The cheapest entry.
Your name at the start and end.
A full piece about you.
From the same form.
Podcasts.
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We set the IAB Tech Lab measurement guidelines beside this section.
IAB Tech Lab measures downloads, audience and ad delivery.
With us Average downloads per episode are declared by the podcaster; that is the comparison metric, not total plays, which grow with the show's age.
IAB says podcast measurement is based on server logs.
With us The number is the podcaster's claim; ask for host statistics if needed.
IAB stresses measuring ad delivery.
With us A mid-roll is the cheapest entry; full sponsorship puts your name at the start and end; a dedicated episode is a full piece about you. All three prices on the card.
IAB Tech Lab offers a compliance programme so buyers can see adherence.
With us Several episodes in a row beat one; a multi-episode order can be placed from the same form.
Telegram Ads keeps half the revenue.
With us The order goes straight to the seller and the money to their account; Seemerce takes no share.
Sources: IAB Tech Lab — Podcast Measurement Guidelines
Each figure is from its own source.
Mid-roll, full sponsorship and a dedicated episode.
SeemerceThe version of the podcast measurement guidelines (May 2024).
IAB Tech LabSeemerce takes no share of the deal and is not an ad network.
SeemerceOn Telegram Ads 50% of ad revenue goes to channel owners.
TelegramThe ad-copy limit on Telegram Ads.
TelegramThe size AdSense says tends to have more ad inventory.
Google AdSenseSources: IAB Tech Lab — Podcast Measurement Guidelines
Only what the reference document says outright is marked.
| Practice | IAB Tech Lab | Seemerce |
|---|---|---|
| Downloads, audience and ad delivery1 of 1 | Average downloads per episode | |
| Server-log-based measurement1 of 1 | The podcaster's claim | |
| A compliance programme1 of 1 | Not stated on this page |
stated on their published page not stated there (it may still be done)
Sources: IAB Tech Lab — Podcast Measurement Guidelines
Telegram Ads gives 50% of ad revenue to channel owners. On Seemerce the seller sets the price and the money goes straight to their account.
Sources: Telegram Ads; the Seemerce advertising page
Only what this page already promises.
A read-out mention inside an episode, with stated listener numbers.
The rule is simple: See joins a word to make one new word, just as See and commerce became Seemerce.
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