Ad Almanac

Monthly reports

June 2025

What each company type bought in June 2025 across newsletters and podcasts. Events aren’t here: most event lists have no date of their own.

Newsletters

We have too few newsletter placements dated June 2025 to report on.

Podcasts

1,853Placements
397Companies
55Seen for the first time

We read 1,113 episodes from 147 podcasts published in June 2025. Coverage of this month is thinner than October 2026, when we read 26,800 episodes, so keep that in mind when you compare months.

By company type

Company typePlacementsCompanies
Health & wellness18630
Security10511
Consumer goods8921
E-commerce & retail7110
Food & drink6910
Finance & fintech5813
Telecom & hardware293
HR & recruiting163
Investing & trading155
Government & nonprofit142
Education & courses124
AI & ML116
Travel & hospitality53
Productivity & collaboration42
Crypto & web332
Data & analytics32
Developer tools33
Real estate21
Sales & marketing software22
No type on file1,156264

Most active companies

CompanyTypePlacementsPodcasts
DeleteMeSecurity648
DraftKings447
QuinceE-commerce & retail3611
Christian Healthcare Ministries351
The Nokbox351
Yrefy351
Zander Insurance351
BetterHelpHealth & wellness3112
Cozy EarthConsumer goods316
EveryDollar251
LMNTFood & drink246
SpecterOpsSecurity241
Avanti231
Rocket MoneyFinance & fintech239
Helix SleepHealth & wellness203

Seen for the first time

The first podcast placement we have for each company. We add more podcasts over time, so a company here may have bought before we started reading where it ran. The 15 with the most placements, of 55.

CompanyTypePlacementsPodcasts
Christian Healthcare Ministries351
The Nokbox351
Zander Insurance351
Cbn131
Stewardshipinv131
BlazeTV41
Nativekrill41
SquareFinance & fintech43
CoterieConsumer goods31
CrowdHealthHealth & wellness31
Lovebird CerealFood & drink31
Mimiohealth31
1Md21
Beekeeper's Naturals21
Birch LivingConsumer goods21

Earlier month · Later month

Counts are the ads we’ve found from companies we could identify, by the date each ran. They don’t show spend. A company missing here may still have bought; we only count what we read. How we get this data.