Tag: TV + Streaming

Even if only a small portion of viewers stick around for a 15-minute video ad, that group becomes more clearly defined as high-intent users.

The streaming revolution is far from over. In fact, with these new tools and strategies, it’s only just beginning and we have built the engine to power this.

The competition is no longer just about selling products; it’s about owning the digital real estate where consumers spend their time and attention.

The ad market may be facing economic challenges, but connected TV is bucking the trend. Advertisers here can forge a path of their own, delivering rich, at-home and interactive experiences to audiences hungry for more.

YouTube isn’t falling short on investment on its own accord. It’s just being under leveraged by systems that were built for a different era of media.

Connected TV is revolutionising the media landscape, driving digital transformation and shifting viewer behaviour. As a look at the recent TV Upfronts shows, its impact is set to reshape advertising in its own image.

There are a number of factors advertisers can change, and they all add up to a dramatic improvement in CTV ad relevance.

Tried-and-true tactics like upfronts still have a place, but more nimble buying can help brands sustain the kind of performance they need to thrive. 

As AI-powered contextual advertising continues to evolve, one key question remains: Are your partners embedding their full adtech universe, or just scratching the surface?

Brands help their cause by combining a memorable ad with frequent logo exposure during the game, connecting the emotive feel of an ad with rational logo recall as well.

In an increasingly crowded streaming landscape, FAST offers advertisers a rare combination of scale, affordability, and precision.

For the first time, advertisers and agencies can directly compare campaign performance on ReachTV to other publishers across screens, via Nielsen ONE Ads.

In entertainment, however, everything is cyclical. The episodic drop is making a comeback and, at the risk of sounding too Millennial, I’ve given it a new name: FOMO TV.

As the industry navigates CTV’s rapid growth, it is crucial to establish standardized taxonomies for content signals to reduce fragmentation, facilitate scalable targeting, and enable actionable reporting.