List sponsors a podcast could pitch
Returns advertisers that run on the podcast's related shows but not on this one, ranked by how related those venues are, how much the sponsor buys there, and how recently — a prospecting list for a show selling its own inventory ('who buys shows like mine'), not a prediction. Each row carries the sponsor (with its linked company, the path to people to contact via GET /v1/companies/{id}/people), a score, a band, how many related shows run it, its ad count across them, the date of its most recent ad, and with include=via which shows. active_since keeps only sponsors still buying after a date. Related sets are precomputed (GET /v1/podcasts/{id}/related); a show whose set has not been computed yet gets an empty page. For who sponsors THIS show use GET /v1/podcasts/{id}/advertising; for a sponsor's full footprint use GET /v1/podcasts/advertising/sponsors/{id}/podcasts.
Request
- Base URL: https://api.particle.pro
- URL: https://api.particle.pro/v1/podcasts/{id}/recommendations/sponsors
- Auth: one of:
- API key in header X-API-Key
- HTTP bearer
Path parameters
Podcast slug (e.g., 'all-in'), internal ID, or numeric iTunes ID
Query parameters
Results per page
Opaque pagination cursor from previous response
Optional response sections. Pass include=via to attach, for each recommended sponsor, the related shows that run it (the peer set to cite in a pitch). Pass include=contacts to attach up to three people at the sponsor's company most likely to own a sponsorship decision, with their role class and LinkedIn URL.
Only recommendations with a score at or above this value. Omit (or 0) for every recommendation; the band field is the recommended way to filter by strength.
Only sponsors whose most recent ad across the related shows was published on or after this ISO 8601 date or date-time — the 'still buying' filter.
Drop the N most active advertisers corpus-wide from the list. An advertiser is every sponsor record that resolves to the same company or name, ranked by summed lifetime ad count. The list is strongest beyond the largest programmatic advertisers, which every list already names; 50 removes the head, 200 keeps only the long tail.
Response
OK
Changes
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