FrontGate Media adds streaming ad partnerships with three faith and holiday networks

By AI, Created 11:17 AM UTC, May 20, 2026, /AGP/ – FrontGate Media has added streaming TV advertising partnerships with The Christmas Channel, FaithChannel and GoodVue Network as brands shift more spend into targeted connected TV and digital video. The move gives advertisers new ways to reach Christian, family and Christmas-focused audiences across measurable streaming campaigns.

Why it matters: - FrontGate Media is expanding its reach in a market where advertisers are moving away from linear TV and toward streaming, connected TV and digital video. - The new partnerships give brands more ways to reach faith-based, family-focused and holiday audiences in trusted content environments. - The deal is aimed at advertisers that want more targeting, flexibility and measurement than traditional television buys often provide.

What happened: - FrontGate Media announced new streaming TV advertising partnerships with The Christmas Channel, FaithChannel and GoodVue Network. - The announcement was made May 13, 2026, from Orange County, California. - FrontGate said the partnerships are designed to help media buyers, agencies, marketing directors, brand managers and promotional partners reach Christian, family, conservative and year-round Christmas audiences.

The details: - The Christmas Channel gives FrontGate access to year-round holiday and Christmas entertainment audiences. - The Christmas Channel draws more than 500,000 monthly views during the Christmas season and more than 300,000 views in the off-season. - The Christmas Channel is positioned for advertisers promoting books, gifts, films, music, nonprofit campaigns, family products, holiday experiences and seasonal offers. - FaithChannel reaches more than 150,000 monthly viewers through movies, documentaries, shows, kids’ programming and other content aligned with biblical values. - GoodVue Network reaches more than 100,000 dedicated viewers with Christian streaming and family-friendly entertainment. - GoodVue Network offers ad options that include video ads, sponsorships, social media placements, featured content opportunities and branded interviews. - GoodVue Network’s AuthorVue programming gives authors a featured interview format to promote a book, message and personal story to faith-based audiences. - Across the three networks, FrontGate clients can buy pre-roll video ads, banner placements, email sponsorships, social media features, content integrations, featured channels, author and filmmaker interviews, branded integrations and customized digital campaigns. - Advertising packages begin at levels that are lower than many traditional terrestrial television campaigns. - FrontGate said the lower entry point lets brands test streaming TV while using the targeting and measurement benefits of digital media. - The company’s website for these opportunities is FrontGate Media.

Between the lines: - The partnerships reflect a broader industry shift in which advertisers are looking for audiences that are both engaged and easier to target than broad linear TV viewers. - FrontGate is leaning into values-based media as a way to offer advertisers a more curated environment than generic media buys. - The timing also suggests a push to capture early planning for fall and Christmas campaigns, when holiday-adjacent inventory becomes more valuable. - FrontGate’s 25th anniversary strategy appears to be centered on widening distribution while deepening promotional offerings across faith and family media.

What’s next: - FrontGate is likely to use the new network relationships to sell more seasonal and year-round streaming campaigns. - The company is also positioning the partnerships for brands, nonprofits and authors seeking direct access to Christian and family households. - Advertisers interested in the networks or FrontGate’s broader faith and family marketing network can contact the company through its website.

The bottom line: - FrontGate Media is betting that faith-based and holiday streaming inventory will be a stronger ad buy as brands search for targeted, measurable alternatives to traditional TV.