The Rise of Video Streaming: Where We Are Now

Criteo’s latest consumer behavior survey found that 4 in 5 consumers were influenced by video streaming content and ads when making a purchase. Video advertising is no longer just a branding tactic but has proven to have an impact on a business’s bottom line. This undeniable trend has led awareness and performance-focused advertisers alike to better incorporate video advertising in their strategies.
Watch our on-demand webinar presented by Criteo’s video expert, Lucy Rogers, and you’ll learn:
- Key insights from Criteo’s recent research
- The trends and strategies that will shape 2021 and beyond!
- How advertisers can drive full-funnel performance with video advertising
Speaker

Lucy Rogers
SENIOR DIRECTOR OF GLOBAL PARTNERSHIPS
CRITEO
Watch On Demand
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