Busy-day appointment
Build the read around fitting care into a full schedule, then demonstrate finding an in-network provider. SmoshCast’s “drama-free” framing makes the practical need the opening.
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Make finding care a simple next step
Zocdoc integrations turn healthcare search into a practical task viewers can recognize: finding an in-network doctor, choosing a specialty or making an appointment despite a busy calendar. SmoshCast connects the service to wanting health care to be drama-free; rctestflight tells a comic story about an RC-plane injury and booking a doctor; The Little Platoon borrows a Homeric premise for a search-and-book joke.
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SmoshCast × Zocdoc
Your Wildest Hometown Drama | Smosh Mouth 154
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- Recent months with sponsorships
- May 2026 – Aug 2026
The creator relationships
Smosh Pit is the most frequent partner in the creator list below, with 45 sponsored videos. SmoshCast follows with 40.
- 01Smosh Pit45
- 02SmoshCast40
- 03Crashing Out with Philip DeFranco & Alex Pearlman15
- 04The Little Platoon7
- 05rctestflight4
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Smosh Pit45 sponsored videosSSmoshCast40 sponsored videos
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Crashing Out with Philip DeFranco & Alex Pearlman15 sponsored videos
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The Little Platoon7 sponsored videos
rThe Little Platoon7 sponsored videosrctestflight4 sponsored videosG
Good Work2 sponsored videos
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Hyperspace Pirate2 sponsored videos
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JJJacksfilms2 sponsored videos
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Creative starting points drawn from Zocdoc’s integrations.
Story-led booking
Use a brief, channel-native mishap to introduce the task of finding a provider, then move quickly into search and booking. rctestflight’s RC-plane anecdote shows how a comic setup can lead into a useful next step.
Make finding care a simple next step
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
Start with the appointment problem
SmoshCast says that health care should be efficient, covered by insurance and sometimes available the same day, then describes searching and comparing local in-network doctors. The read frames the service around the work of finding a provider and getting an appointment onto a busy schedule.
Smosh Pit uses a similar practical obstacle through a crowded list of appointments, errands, career and family commitments. The host describes self-care as the item that tends to fall off the list, then introduces search and comparison across specialties. These examples give a creator a direct way to talk about making an appointment easier to arrange.
Use a channel-native story
rctestflight invents an RC-plane accident during a video about an autonomous boat, then says the injury led to a doctor and an easy way to schedule an appointment. The exaggerated mishap gives the read a comic setup before the service explanation.
The Little Platoon builds a mock mythic scenario around an injured return from Troy and warns against taking a mysterious remedy, then turns to Zocdoc’s search-and-book function. Both are playful, but one uses the creator’s engineering world and the other borrows from the film subject.
Explain the decision viewers can make
Across the reads, the useful steps are searching, comparing providers and booking an appointment. The creator can focus on a local in-network search, the relevant specialty or a busy schedule. That specificity makes the ad practical rather than a broad statement about health.
A pitch should define the appointment scenario and transition style. A conversational show can discuss the need for care plainly; a sketch-driven channel can build a quick joke and then show how the search works.
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Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 30:17SSmoshCast27 Jul 2026
SmoshCast27 Jul 2026Your Wildest Hometown Drama | Smosh Mouth 154
SmoshCast says health care should be efficient, covered by insurance and sometimes available the same day, then describes comparing local providers through Zocdoc. The list of requirements sounds like the host’s own checklist. A creator can make a booking service practical by naming the criteria they use before showing how they search.
Sponsor at 6:14TThe Little Platoon27 Jul 2026
The Little Platoon27 Jul 2026How Christopher Nolan Butchered The Odyssey
The Little Platoon turns the Odyssey into a joke about a wounded traveller avoiding mysterious herbs, then introduces Zocdoc for finding and booking care across specialties. The myth reference carries the sponsor transition. A creator can use the episode’s central story as a comic setup, then explain the service’s search and booking steps clearly.
Sponsor at 4:17rrctestflight18 Jul 2026
rctestflight18 Jul 2026Tiny Gas Engine on Autonomous Boat
rctestflight jokes that an RC plane impaled the host, then describes going to a doctor and finding one through Zocdoc during a tiny-engine boat build. The absurd incident fits the maker channel and makes the booking service’s role easy to remember. A creator can turn a project mishap into a brief practical-service demonstration.
Sponsor at 11:17SSmosh Pit18 Jul 2026
Smosh Pit18 Jul 2026We're Judging You w/ Amber Singletary | Reading Reddit Stories
Smosh Pit describes a packed schedule of appointments, errands, work and family obligations, then introduces Zocdoc as a way to search and compare local in-network doctors. The busy-life setup matches the Reddit-stories conversation. A creator can frame a booking tool around the competing commitments that make arranging care feel difficult.
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