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Podcast placements

Podcast placements for SexTech and FemTech founders

Podcasts let a founder explain a sexual health or women’s health product in full, to listeners already looking for solutions, without ad platform restrictions.

Last updated: November 2026

Do podcasts work for marketing sexual wellness products?

Yes, for many brands. In Wellness Marketing Reports’ interviews, 14 of 63 sexual wellness and women’s health companies used podcasts as a key channel, citing education receptive audiences and no censorship. Episodes stay searchable, so results compound; one Wellness Marketing Reports program grew from week 1 through month 14.

Why long form audio suits censored categories

It carries medical nuance

Ad copy gets cut down to whatever a platform approves. A long form conversation lets a founder explain how a product works, who it helps and what the evidence says. Wellness Marketing Reports places founders on shows where ideal customers already search for solutions like theirs.

It compounds over time

An ad stops working when spend stops. A podcast episode keeps being found by new listeners long after it airs. Wellness Marketing Reports tracks podcast sales through a post purchase survey, so the channel’s revenue is visible rather than assumed.

What a podcast outreach program looks like over time

Wellness Marketing Reports podcast outreach timeline for one client
StageWhat happenedHow it was measured
Week 1Positive replies from podcast hosts arrived and an interview was already bookedHost replies and bookings
Months 2 to 13Outreach continued, more hosts replied and interviews were recordedInterviews completed
Month 14More positive host replies, more completed interviews and sales coming from podcastsPost purchase survey

How podcast placement works, step by step

  1. Find matching shows

    Identify podcasts whose listeners match your buyers and are already seeking solutions like yours.

  2. Pitch the founder

    Send tailored pitches that explain why the founder’s story helps that show’s audience.

  3. Book and prepare

    Manage scheduling and help the founder plan key points and how listeners can find the brand.

  4. Track sales

    Ask buyers where they heard about you in a post purchase survey to attribute podcast revenue.

Podcasts pair well with creators. Compare both in the ranked SexTech channel guide or read about creator partnerships.

Who should not start with podcasts

If you sell mainly through clinicians, B2B outreach usually produces results sooner. If you have a large email list and weak flows, email fixes may pay back faster. Podcasts suit founders who can speak with authority and brands whose product needs explaining.

Common questions

How do podcast placements work?

Wellness Marketing Reports identifies podcasts where your ideal customers already listen for solutions like yours, pitches the founder as a guest and manages the booking. In one program, positive host replies began in week one and kept growing through month 14, with sales from podcasts tracked through a post purchase survey.

See this answer in the full FAQ: How do podcast placements work?

Is podcast placement the same as PR?

Not quite. Traditional PR aims for press coverage written by someone else, while podcast placement puts the founder on shows where ideal customers already look for solutions. The founder explains the product in their own voice, without the restrictions that strip nuance from ads, and the episodes stay searchable long after they are released.

See this answer in the full FAQ: Is podcast placement the same as PR?

Which is better, podcasts or creator partnerships?

Podcasts win when your product needs medical nuance and long explanation, because long form audio carries detail and episodes stay searchable. Creator partnerships win when you need reach with a specific audience and can model the return per placement. The two work well together; 14 of the 63 companies interviewed used podcasts as a key channel.

See this answer in the full FAQ: Which is better, podcasts or creator partnerships?

How long until I see results?

It depends on the channel. B2B outreach for a women’s health professional services company produced booked meetings and multiple five figure contracts within two months. A Klaviyo overhaul lifted abandoned cart recovery from 2.3% to 12.2% in two months. Podcast results compound more slowly; one program kept growing from week 1 through month 14.

See this answer in the full FAQ: How long until I see results?

Which channel should a SexTech brand start with?

Start where your buyer already listens. Brands that sell through clinicians tend to start with B2B outreach, founder led brands with nuance to explain often start with podcasts, and brands with an existing list can get early gains from email flows. The ranked channel guide on this site compares each channel on the same criteria.

See this answer in the full FAQ: Which channel should a SexTech brand start with?
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Tell Wellness Marketing Reports about your SexTech, FemTech or sexual health brand: what you sell, who buys it, and which channels you have tried. You will get a reply about where to start.

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