📅 Let's talk
Talk to the Day One team.
30 minutes with our partnerships team about sponsorship, the Day One Network and ways to work together. No deck, no pitch.
Planning a new show or production? Meet with Adam instead.
Who you'll meet
Will Tjo
Co-founder, COO & CRO
- ✓A working session on who you want to reach and which Day One shows reach them.
- ✓Current sponsor packages, what each includes and what it costs.
- ✓How a campaign is measured and reported.
- ✓A straight answer on whether Day One reaches the buyers you want.
"If you are serious about building a show that rivals the quality of the top US podcasts, Day One is the partner that clears the path for you to do your best work."
Pick a time that suits you
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An honest conversation — worth your 30 minutes either way.
A clear next step
You'll leave knowing which shows and formats fit your audience, and what a first campaign could look like.
How we'd approach it
We start with your buyers, the shows they follow and the timing of your campaign. No deck, no slideshow.
A straight answer
On whether Day One reaches the people you sell to, and what a campaign would cost.
A plan, either way
Walk away with something useful, whether or not you sponsor with us.
"I owe a lot to Adam and the team at W2D1, they have made it easy for my co-host and I to do our best work on the show and not have to worry about the production."
"Working with Day One gave us authentic, founder-focused brand presence in Australia and the performance reports were great too!"
"W2D1 Media has been instrumental in helping us identify our strengths and articulate the purpose of our podcast."
Things people usually ask
What happens after the call?+
If there's a fit, we'll send a tailored proposal with scope, timeline, and pricing within a week. If it's not a fit, we'll tell you directly and — where we can — point you somewhere better. No drip sequences, no "just checking in" follow-ups you didn't ask for.
How should I prep?+
You don't need to. One sentence about what you're trying to achieve is plenty. If you have rough audience numbers, current channels, or a budget range handy, they help us give you more useful answers — but nothing is required.
Who should be on the call from my side?+
Whoever makes media decisions — founder, head of marketing, or both. We're happy with one attendee or three. If a decision-maker can't join, we'd rather reschedule than do the call twice.
Do we need to know which shows we want?+
No. Start with who you want to reach; we'll suggest the shows and formats that fit.
Wait — is this a sales call?+
Yes, honestly. This is the first conversation when you're considering working with us. We don't do high-pressure pitches or fake-urgency closes — it's a back-and-forth to understand your situation and see if we can genuinely help. If timing or fit isn't right, we'll say so on the call.