Dallas-Fort Worth is the fourth-largest TV market in the country, about 3.26 million TV homes. WWC plans Spectrum cable, streaming, search and YouTube across the Metroplex as one buy.
The market
Dallas-Fort Worth is the fourth-largest TV market in the US, with about 3.26 million TV homes in Nielsen's 2024-25 estimates (opens in a new tab). It is huge and spread out, so buying the whole market at once is rarely the right move.
Cable across most of the Metroplex is Spectrum, sold by Spectrum Reach (opens in a new tab), which says it can target customers within a mile of a business. Addressable TV narrows that to the households that fit your audience.
Streaming by ZIP code, search by radius and YouTube TV for live news and sports fill in the rest. Frisco, Plano, Arlington and Fort Worth can each get a different plan from the same budget.
We are based in Houston and plan DFW as its own market, with its own data. Same discipline, bigger map.
What we buy here
Spectrum cable
Zone and addressable buys through Spectrum Reach.
Spectrum News 1
Local news carried only on Spectrum in Texas.
Streaming TV by ZIP
Your spot on the streaming apps DFW watches, in the suburbs you choose.
Search and PPC
Google Ads built for searches across the Metroplex.
YouTube and YouTube TV
YouTube on every screen, and YouTube TV inside live news and sports.
Radio and outdoor
Drive-time radio and boards on the highways your customers commute.
Every channel
Who sells cable advertising in Dallas-Fort Worth?
Spectrum Reach, the advertising arm of Charter's Spectrum, the main cable system across most of the Metroplex. It sells cable networks by zone, addressable TV, streaming on Spectrum's apps and Spectrum News 1.
Can a Houston agency handle DFW media buying?
Yes. Media is bought from the people who sell it, wherever the agency sits. We plan Dallas-Fort Worth on its own data, its own ZIP codes and its own search terms.
Can we target specific parts of the Metroplex?
Yes. Cable by zone, streaming and YouTube by ZIP code or radius, search by city or radius. Frisco, Plano, Arlington and Fort Worth can each get their own plan.
How big is the Dallas-Fort Worth TV market?
Fourth in the country, with about 3.26 million TV homes in Nielsen's 2024-25 estimates, ahead of Houston at sixth, per the same estimates (opens in a new tab).
Tell us where your customers are across the Metroplex. We will map the Spectrum zones, ZIP codes and channels that reach them.