Basis gives political advertisers DAX audio inventory via platform
Basis and DAX US have partnered to provide political advertisers with exclusive access to DAX's premium digital audio inventory through the Basis platform. This collaboration aims to consolidate media planning, activation, optimization, reporting, and measurement for programmatic audio within an omnichannel advertising strategy, particularly for the 2026 election cycle. The integration leverages DAX's reach of over 100 million U.S. listeners and combines it with audience targeting data from L2 and Experian.
Key Takeaways
- Basis and DAX US are offering political advertisers exclusive access to DAX’s premium digital audio inventory through Basis.
- DAX says its network reaches more than 100 million U.S. listeners and about 80% of all digital audio listeners aged 18 and older.
- The DAX footprint includes more than 60,000 podcasts, hundreds of terrestrial radio stations, and streaming audio services.
- The partnership combines more than 60 political audience datasets from L2 with Experian audience segments and predictive modeling.
- Advertisers can use geo-targeting and multicultural inventory, including Spanish-speaking audiences, for district, county, and battleground-state buys.
Why It Matters
The immediate impact is simpler execution for political advertisers: premium audio inventory, audience targeting, and campaign measurement now sit inside one Basis workflow. That matters because the article frames audio as a large source of daily attention, with Nielsen-cited listening spanning roughly four hours per day and more than 80% of ad-supported audio coming from radio and podcasts. The broader signal is that audio is being folded into omnichannel planning alongside CTV, social, and digital video. Next to watch: how much of DAX’s 100 million-U.S.-listener reach and 60+ L2 political datasets get used in the 2026 cycle.
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