Oct 20, 2026 · 37 min · 12 segments
By kickoff, sports fans already know what they’re buying. If you only show up during the game, you missed your window. Adam Marks, Sports Sales Director at SiriusXM Media, helps brands reach fans in…
I'm wondering what is like the difference of like when you when you started doing it with like obviously through COVID and what's the difference between like the audio experience then versus now? Because I know audio has been around forever, but the capabilities have changed, like how you advertise has changed.
I think the biggest difference I've seen is the amount of content and also the way that the different creators have kind of expanded their presence.
You know, capabilities on on, you know, the Pandora side from the streaming side.
We now have, you know, a partnership with YouTube Audio and their sports and a partnership with Odyssey to kind of broadcast their events.
And because our content has grown, the opportunities for brands has really grown because it just gives them more ways in that, you know, we didn't really have before.
And what do you say like is the biggest like opportunity or like what's working versus like if I was going to go in right now and then that's like what's not also working if I tried to execute a campaign?
I think the main thing that I see be successful is when brands or, you know, working with our advertisers, it's really just kind of really getting beyond the moment, I guess is the easiest way to say it.
So, so many brands and advertisers really focus on the play-by-play, which is important.
But a lot of times consumers have made their decisions by the time they're watching those games.
So what we have really seen be successful is to kind of integrate those brands into the conversation throughout the week.
But now everyone, you know, if you've turned on Sports Talk today, you know, everyone is talking about what happened yesterday.
You know, there was the Giants-Commanders game where they didn't have the timeout.
I'm wondering what is like the difference of like when you when you started doing it with like obviously through COVID and what's the difference between like the audio experience then versus now? Because I know audio has been around forever, but the capabilities have changed, like how you advertise has changed.
I think the biggest difference I've seen is the amount of content and also the way that the different creators have kind of expanded their presence.
You know, capabilities on on, you know, the Pandora side from the streaming side.
We now have, you know, a partnership with YouTube Audio and their sports and a partnership with Odyssey to kind of broadcast their events.
And because our content has grown, the opportunities for brands has really grown because it just gives them more ways in that, you know, we didn't really have before.
And what do you say like is the biggest like opportunity or like what's working versus like if I was going to go in right now and then that's like what's not also working if I tried to execute a campaign?
I think the main thing that I see be successful is when brands or, you know, working with our advertisers, it's really just kind of really getting beyond the moment, I guess is the easiest way to say it.
So, so many brands and advertisers really focus on the play-by-play, which is important.
But a lot of times consumers have made their decisions by the time they're watching those games.
So what we have really seen be successful is to kind of integrate those brands into the conversation throughout the week.
But now everyone, you know, if you've turned on Sports Talk today, you know, everyone is talking about what happened yesterday.
You know, there was the Giants-Commanders game where they didn't have the timeout.
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