Core offer
Bombas compression socks
Bombas: Compression socks · Jul 30–Aug 7, 2026
NewBombas compression socks are promoted for providing all-day leg relief and everyday style across various activities.
$400 – $1.1k
Est. Campaign Spend
Jul 30, 2026
First seen
Aug 7, 2026
Last seen
2
Reads
2
Shows
2
Active months
Campaign Budget & Cost Analysis
Estimated Campaign Budget: $400 – $1.1k across 2 detected ad reads
13-week activity
Public campaign reads by observed week
1
1
Renewal signals
30 dayPending
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90 dayPending
Promo-code persistence
No recurring promo code was observed.
Shows
Where the campaign appeared
Representative reads
Examples across the campaignExample transcript
The read that best represents this campaign's recurring script
The NPR Politics Podcast·Who will Wisconsin Democrats pick to run for governor?
Est. value ~$480range $90–$3.3K
This message comes from Bombas. Bombas compression socks help keep legs fresh on travel days, work days, leg days, and more. That's all-day relief with everyday style. Go to bombas.com slash NPR.
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These signals describe observed podcast advertising activity. Per-read dollar figures are directional current placement proxies—not historical campaign spend, reach, conversions, or return on investment.