For sponsors
Put your name on the conversations people are asking for.
A new channel for your brand: one podcast episode your customers already want, with your name beside the guest, the show and the fans who asked. Not an ad break. A credit.
3,591 nominations live on dLogos, 8,751 votes cast.
Episode ads interrupt.
Nomination sponsorships add value.
A podcast ad is bought after the episode is booked and forgotten when the read ends. A dLogos sponsorship is a credit on the conversation itself.
Sold last. Skipped first. Gone when the read ends.
- Disruptive. A 60-second read cuts into the conversation the listener came for.
- Interrupting. Sold after the episode is booked. Read mid-roll, with the thumb already on skip.
- Forgotten. Gone when the read ends. No page, no link, no record you were there.
Asked for. Credited. Still there months later.
- Additive. Fans asked for this conversation. You helped make it happen. Your name is part of the story, not a break in it.
- Lasting. Your plate sits on the nomination page from signing until the episode airs, and stays after.
- Associative. You are tied to the guest, the show and the fans who asked for them, in public, with a link back.
Who sees your name
Reported by dLogos for the Lily Tang Williams campaign (April 2025) and the Richard Heart campaign. Impressions count views, not unique people.
How a sponsorship works.
Four steps. You come in at the second, once the demand is already public.
- 01Fans
A conversation gets named.
Someone spots a conversation worth having: one guest, one show. Fans vote, ask questions and suggest topics on its public page.
- 02You
You back it.
Sponsors back conversations with high engagement value. Choose a tier. Send a logo, a link and one sentence on why.
- 03The show
The host sees a funded ask.
dLogos pitches the host with the votes, the questions and the sponsors behind them. Demand and backing, on one page.
- 04The guest
The episode happens.
Your credit stays on the page after the episode airs.
Where your name goes.
Every nomination is a public page: one guest, one show, the fans asking for them. Your brand shows up in four places, on the page and off it.
Drawn from the live nomination page for Richard Heart on The Joe Rogan Experience, with its live vote count. Your brand goes where the dashed plates are. See the page ↗
Three tiers per nomination.
11 slots on each page. Presenting sponsors are the only ones above the fold and on the share card.
- Presented-by strip above the guest and the show
- Gold card with your tagline and your note on why
- Your plate on the share card fans post
- Named in the host pitch
- First right on the next nomination for the same guest
- Silver card with logo, tagline and your note on why
- A link to your site
- Named in the host pitch
- Bronze card with logo, name and link
- Named in the host pitch
Prices are starting points. Terms are set per nomination and written before anything goes live.
What we report back.
You are buying a page, so we report it like one: impressions, effective CPM, clicks and days live. Every week while you are live, from the page’s analytics and fans’ posts on X.
What a thousand impressions cost elsewhere.
dLogos is an estimate from the worked example above, not an average across sponsorships. The other rows are published industry figures.
Find the conversation that fits your brand.
Pick the topics your customers care about, see which live nominations fit and what a sponsorship would reach. Or send a brief and we do the matching.
- 1Tell us who you want to reach.A guest, a show, a topic, or the customer you want in the room. One paragraph is enough.
- 2We send nominations with live demand.Three to five pages that fit, each with its current votes, expected reach and open slots.
- 3Pick a tier. Send the logo. Go live.Terms are written per nomination. You are on the page the day they are signed.
Questions sponsors ask.
What does a sponsorship cost?
Presenting starts at $5,000, silver at $1,500 and bronze at $500, per nomination. Those are starting points. Terms are written per nomination before anything goes live.
What if the episode never happens?
The host decides who comes on, and dLogos cannot promise a booking. Your placements run on the page for the term you agree, whether or not the episode books, and the weekly report shows what they reached.
Can I choose the guest or the show?
Yes. Name a nomination that already exists, or a guest and a show you want to see together. If the pairing has no page yet, we can start one.
How do you count impressions?
Views of the nomination page, plus views of fans’ posts on X that carry your plate. We report them every week from the page’s analytics and from post analytics on X.
Can a nomination have more than one sponsor?
Yes. Each page has 11 slots: 3 presenting, 5 silver and 3 bronze. Presenting sponsors are the only ones above the fold.
Which conversations can I sponsor?
Any live nomination on dLogos. Browse them on Explore, or use the estimator on this page to rank them by the topics your customers care about.
Sponsor brief
Request a sponsor brief.
Tell us about the brand. We reply with live nominations that fit, their current numbers and the open slots.
- Three to five live nominations that fit, with their votes and open slots.
- Expected reach and effective CPM for each, at each tier.
- Draft terms, written per nomination.
Prefer email? brian@dlogos.xyz
