Gumball vs iHeartMedia Advertising

Gumball is a paid web marketplace connecting advertisers with creators who sell host-read podcast and YouTube ads. Advertisers can filter creators by genre, audience profile, and air date while viewing pricing and inventory. They can set up campaigns online, manage scripts and coupon codes, review airchecks, and pay by credit card, with a dedicated sales team available. Creators manage schedules, blackout dates, placements, CPMs, campaign materials, and payment details. Gumshoe tracks podcast impressions and campaign delivery, measures verified YouTube views through a read-only YouTube API connection, and lets creators review airchecks. Direct deposits use Stripe, with one payee per setup. Embedded-ad support is listed for Art19, Megaphone, Omny Studio, Simplecast Enterprise, SoundStack, Spreaker except Prime Network, and Transistor for embedded ads only. Gumball launched in 2020 and is associated with New York and Los Angeles. Its listed ad formats include host-read, dynamic, embedded, and live read, with advanced targeting and engagement measurement.

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