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Streaming TV, or Connected TV (CTV) and Over-the-Top (OTT) advertising, has transformed how brands reach audiences. With U.S. adults spending over 60% of their TV time on streaming platforms and CTV ad spend projected to hit $38 billion by 2026, selecting the right streaming TV inventory is vital for campaign success. However, the complexity of the CTV advertising landscape can …
As we head into 2025, Connected TV (CTV) advertising is becoming one of the most effective ways for brands to reach their audiences. With more and more people opting to stream their favorite shows, movies, and live events, CTV is rapidly transforming into the go-to platform for advertisers. For local businesses, however, navigating this space can be tricky. It’s not …
Traditional TV viewership has undergone a significant transformation over the past decade. With the rise of streaming services, on-demand content, and personalized viewing experiences, the way people consume television has shifted dramatically. Yet, amidst this digital revolution, traditional TV continues to hold its ground in 2024, albeit with some notable changes. Here are the things to consider with Traditional TV …
OTT advertising is advertising through video ads on any device you stream video content. These ads, if bought strategically, should only run in long-form video programs, which we call Full Episodic Programming or FEP. FEP is a fancy way of saying that your ads stream in full-length TV shows or movies, not in a short cat video. OTT ads are …
Hulu advertising research requires a greater understanding of the larger OTT advertising landscape. So you are researching how to advertising on Hulu Advertising, or perhaps you’re interested in advertising on streaming TV. Still, you aren’t sure where to begin because that whole thing is a big animal! Today I’m going to tackle a vast topic and breakdown how advertising in …
With the steady decline in the stock market and general uncertainty of what’s to come, some marketers are slowing down their advertising spend. But is this the best option when people are staying home with digital connections taking the place of face-to-face interactions? And as consumer behavior is changing, what effect is this having on performance and programmatic marketing? Here …