Search, social and audio, answered in full.

No, and the refusal is structural rather than a setting. The model turns your brief into plain-language seeds. The provider's keyword planner resolves those into ideas with real volume and bid data. You then explicitly apply buy words and negatives to a version-fenced draft. Provider suggestions never auto-buy at any point in that chain.

Because the brief was a persona label with no product or offer context, and a keyword plan built from a persona label alone is not ready to activate. The rationale on the plan says exactly that. Add what you sell and what the offer is, and the same brief compiles at 68 or 82.

Yes, through a private marketplace deal, and the compiler produces the named-show package as a PMP deal specification rather than as a targeting parameter. What it will not do is promise you a show it has no deal for. Named-show buying on DAX and Acast is an assisted rail on the supply page, which means the deal is negotiated rather than clicked.

Because your brief carried firmographics — an SIC code or a seniority level — and business audio is consumed on the way to and from work. If the brief has no firmographic signal the plan buys daytime and evening instead. It is a rule in the compiler rather than a model's guess, so you can disagree with it and override it.