The ESPN of big tech is selling its set

Put your brand center stage on ADSN

Three spots, one 72-hour live auction. The highest bid on each spot when the clock hits zero wins it.

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Top 3 on each spot

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        Three spots on camera

        Each spot is sold separately. Win one and you own it for at least 3 full months, on every ADSN episode including The Rundown, 30 Minutes, and maybe even something new.

        Behind the hosts

        Studio wall

        Your brand on the wall behind Daniel, in frame for the whole episode.

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        On James's head

        James's hat

        Your logo on the front of the hat James wears on every episode.

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        On camera

        The shirt

        Your logo on the shirt or jacket worn by Daniel, on camera every episode.

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        Watch the show

        Recent episodes. This is the set, the hat, and the shirt your brand will be on.

        Why ADSN

        ADSN is a show and newsletter for people at, investing in, or interested in big tech. Hosted by James Borow and Daniel Druger, two big tech junkies with a following.

        2,500+Monthly video views
        4,700+Newsletter subscribers
        60Consumption hours per month
        150K+LinkedIn and Twitter impressions per month

        Who's watching

        • BuyMedia buyers and plannersAgency traders at independents and holding companies
        • CMOBrand marketers and CMOsManaging six- to eight-figure media budgets
        • BuildAd tech operators and foundersThe people building platforms, DSPs, and monetization tools
        • VCInvestors and advisorsVenture investors across ad tech and media
        • PubPublishers and creatorsMedia owners figuring out how to monetize what's next

        Who's been on

        • Eric SeufertMobile Dev Memo
        • Ari PaparoMarketecture, founder of Beeswax
        • Bryan KimPartner, a16z
        • Gokul RajaramBoard member, Pinterest and Coinbase
        • Conor McKennaPartner, LUMA Partners
        • Per SandellHead of Monetization Product, Spotify
        • Patrick HarrisSnap
        • Adam RyanCEO, Workweek

        Past and current partners

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        The auction rules

        Timing. Bidding opens when we post the link and runs for 72 hours. The countdown at the top shows exactly how long is left.

        No sniping. If a bid comes in during the final 10 minutes, the clock resets to 10 minutes. This repeats until nobody outbids, so the winner is whoever is willing to pay the most, not whoever clicks last.

        Bidding. Opening bids: wall $250, hat $100, shirt $100. Each new bid must be at least 10% above the current high bid. The highest bid on each spot when time runs out owns that spot for 3 full months.

        Payment. No payment is collected on this page. We'll contact each winner to arrange payment and creative.

        Who can bid. Bid with your work email. Personal addresses like Gmail or Outlook aren't accepted. By bidding, you confirm you're authorized to bid for your company. We confirm every winner directly before anything is announced, and we may remove bids that look fake.

        Creative. We'll wear or show whatever you send, with the standard caveats: no NSFW or sexual content, no profanity, no hate or harassment, and nothing illegal. We approve all creative before it goes on air, and if something doesn't fit, we'll work with you on a version that does.

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        Work emails only. Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook and other personal addresses can't bid. Your email stays private; company names and bids are public.