Ziff Davis Performance Marketing Joins sRide

Every leaderboard starts with a blank slate. Every movement starts with one person who decides to go first. Ziff Davis Performance Marketing is now on sRide — and the first ride changes everything.

Ziff Davis Performance Marketing has partnered with sRide to make employee carpooling available across their India team. The numbers are at zero. The leaderboard is blank. But every champion carpooler you’ve ever seen on one of these lists started exactly here — with ride number one.

About Ziff Davis Performance Marketing: Performance at Scale, Globally

Ziff Davis Performance Marketing is the performance and affiliate marketing division of Ziff Davis, Inc. — a leading digital media and internet company headquartered in New York, USA. Ziff Davis is one of the world’s most recognised names in digital publishing, powering household brands like PCMag, IGN, Mashable, Everyday Health, Speedtest by Ookla, and many more.

The Performance Marketing arm drives measurable results for advertisers across verticals — combining proprietary data, technology platforms, and a global network of publishers to deliver campaigns that perform. With a growing presence in India, Ziff Davis Performance Marketing brings world-class digital marketing infrastructure to one of the planet’s most dynamic markets.

🏆 The Leaderboard Awaits

The leaderboard below is empty today. But every Ziff Davis Performance Marketing employee who takes a shared ride on sRide earns their place on it — tracked by rides, kilometres, CO₂ saved, and trees planted. Watch this space.

🌍 What Every Ride Adds Up To

Every shared ride on sRide is more than a commute — it’s a measurable contribution to a cleaner city. Here’s what Ziff Davis Performance Marketing’s carpooling community will build, one ride at a time:

Why This Matters

India’s urban commute is one of the biggest sources of avoidable carbon emissions — and also one of the most fixable. When a company like Ziff Davis Performance Marketing enables carpooling for its India team, it’s not just a commuter benefit. It’s a signal: that performance-obsessed companies can also be purpose-driven ones.

The first person to carpool sets the tone. The second one proves it’s a culture. By the tenth, it’s a movement. We can’t wait to see where this community goes.