A second distribution layer for DAZN's 2026 rights portfolio — organic, in-feed, and outside the follower graph.
DAZN owns the defining sports moments of 2026 — the World Cup across Spain, Italy, and Japan, the boxing slate, Champions football, La Liga. The return on that portfolio depends on a single variable: the rate at which those moments reach viewers outside DAZN's existing follower graph, and the rate at which those viewers convert.
World Cup across Spain, Italy, and Japan. A globe-spanning boxing slate. Champions football, La Liga, and a deep catalog of supporting content — podcasts, interviews, pre- and post-match programming. The content is world-class.
DAZN's owned channels can't meaningfully move the number that matters. They serve content back to the audience already inside the funnel — people who already know where to find you. The moments that drive the decision to subscribe rarely reach the fans who haven't.
DAZN-rights content already circulates across third-party accounts — unwatermarked, unattributed — capturing subscriber intent DAZN generated and handing the conversion elsewhere. Every unwatermarked goal is a subscriber DAZN paid for and handed to someone else.
This program runs as a second distribution layer: DAZN-watermarked short-form running organically in-feed across 500K+ pages that reach the audiences DAZN's own channels don't — at scale, across every territory, in real time.
Clips land as native-looking posts on pages fans already trust — DAZN-watermarked, but never sponsored. Fans watch because it doesn't feel like a pitch. Ad fatigue runs deep; organic converts where paid impressions get scrolled past.
DAZN's owned distribution already reaches people who know where to find you. Promote surfaces the moment on pages where the next subscriber actually lives — inside their feed, not inside yours.
When DAZN posts on its own channels, the platform mostly serves it back to people who already follow DAZN. Posting the same moment across unaffiliated pages puts it in feeds your own algorithm would never reach.
30,000+ vetted clippers operating across sports, music, entertainment, and film. 1.3 billion combined followers across their pages. A network we've built over years to reach specific audiences in specific territories — the audience DAZN needs, already watching.
We don't build a campaign. We plug into a network that's already there.
1 billion+ views pushed across the Promote portfolio. Every clip tracked in real-time, every clipper paid on performance, every view attributed from impression through app-store click to subscription. Nothing runs untracked.
Performance-paid. Brand-safe. Measurably converting.
Two layers of distribution. Existing fan pages that already match each niche pick up clips where their audience lives. In parallel, we build ground-up accounts from scratch — pages dedicated exclusively to DAZN content and live events, posted at scale around every card.



After every campaign window, DAZN receives a full post-campaign intelligence report — not a dashboard export. Distribution metrics, qualitative audience analysis, and subscription-intent signal, so DAZN's content, rights, and growth teams can see which moments moved fans and where to push next.
Aggregate views across every placement, platform, and territory.
Cost per thousand views, benchmarked against paid-social norms.
Equivalent paid-media spend the organic reach represents.
Comment volume asking where / how to watch, per-clip and per-territory.
Total accounts and communities the content deployed into.
No upfront fees. No minimums. No wasted spend. Allocate a budget, we start clipping, and every dollar maps to verified, tracked views.
Set a monthly budget that matches your rollout. We size the program to fit and target the CPV you want.
Production, moderation, and distribution — all handled. Clips go live the same weekend your events air.
Only verified, tracked views count. Unused budget rolls over or returns. Every dollar reconciled in the dashboard.