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As over-the-top (OTT) booms, are advertisers keeping up?

illumin

Too many marketers treat over-the-top (OTT) the same way they do digital advertising on social media or YouTube. This can be through larger services like Netflix and Amazon Prime or through smaller networks like Twitch. You often hear brands tout the importance of short, targeted ads.

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OTT and CTV: which is which?

illumin

Given the high demand of streaming services today, advertisers have been exploring ads over these platforms with Amazon Prime’s airing of commercials in February 2024 a very current example. Different types of OTT services include Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video. Examples include YouTube, Pluto TV, and Tubi.

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IAB NewFronts showcases video platforms armed for ‘challenging and unpredictable times’

Martech

digital video ad spend grew at almost twice the rate of overall digital media in 2022, 21% versus 11% overall, according to the IAB. This provides an alternative or supplement to brands who are advertising to customers through retailer-owned retail media networks (RMNs). YouTube is bringing smart advertising to short videos.

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Reaching Consumers on YouTube: Where to Begin

Digilant

Nielsen has reported that over the past three weeks, video streaming on television was up 85% when comparing it to the same there week period in 2019 – that’s over 400 billion minutes of video watching (these numbers are only reporting streaming to television – they do not include mobile or PC streaming).

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Reaching Consumers on YouTube: Where to Begin

Digilant

Nielsen has reported that over the past three weeks, video streaming on television was up 85% when comparing it to the same there week period in 2019 – that’s over 400 billion minutes of video watching (these numbers are only reporting streaming to television – they do not include mobile or PC streaming).

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This Week in Content Marketing: Google and Amazon Prepare for Internet War

Content Marketing Institute

Google and Amazon begin the war to end all wars, while Twitter is wasting everyone’s time by going to 280 characters. 25:00 ): Google pulls YouTube off the Amazon Echo Show. The post This Week in Content Marketing: Google and Amazon Prepare for Internet War appeared first on Content Marketing Institute.

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CTV is where the viewers go and advertisers should follow

ClickZ

30-second summary: M assive popularity translated into the explosive surge in CTV media buying. In a nutshell, both content consumption on CTV and ad spend are climbing while the ad budgets on traditional television are decreasing. Most of the cash will end up in the pockets of such ad-supported giants as YouTube, Roku, and Hulu.