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| Nov 1, 2024
Source: ĢAV
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| Apr 25, 2023
Source: ĢAV Forecast
In June, just 20.9% of US TV ad spending appeared in new programming, which was a 10-percentage-point drop over the previous month, per Guideline. A July poll by CivicScience found 59% of US adults were likely to watch reruns on network TV. With empty slots in its fall lineup, CBS is airing “Yellowstone,” which originally premiered on cable sister-channel Paramount Network.
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| Sep 26, 2023
More than half—$5.03 billion—of TikTok’s $9.89 billion in 2022 revenues came from the US. If there’s a ban, those ad dollars will be looking for a new home. To see more of the US social video ad spending forecast, click here. Shorts and Reels must increase their ad options.
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| Apr 28, 2023
Facebook: The US ad market is revived amid global user growth. Facebook is off the mat and back to US growth. While Facebook’s role in Meta’s ad business had been undercounted until recently, its contributions to growth were mostly happening overseas. In Q2, that finally changed, with US ad spending on Facebook up 2%, the first YoY increase in four quarters, per Tinuiti data.
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| Sep 8, 2023
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| Sep 5, 2023
YouTube pause ads grow with smart TV rollout: As YouTube explores passive ad formats, it must balance ad revenue with audience satisfaction amid mixed reactions from users.
Article
| Sep 12, 2024
Streaming services struggle with ad delays and slates: Latency and unfilled ad slots frustrate viewers and impact the performance of streaming ads, decreasing brand recall and program enjoyment.
Article
| Sep 12, 2024
According to our February forecast, about 80% of US Prime Video viewers watch the service with ads, giving it a US audience of 130.4 million. Its aggressive push into the ad-supported market has forced major competitors to lower their CPMs.
Article
| Sep 11, 2024
Walmart wants in on CTV ad innovation: The retailer is partnering with Fubo as the inaugural partner of a new takeover ad format.
Article
| Sep 11, 2024
Amazon is still a powerful force in US retail ecommerce, and its marketplace model has matured over recent years. But growing competition has created some speed bumps, causing us to make small downgrades to our ratings for disruption and leverage.
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| Aug 14, 2023
US upfront/NewFront digital video ad spending will increase 28.0% to $12.49 billion this year, per our forecast. TV networks will continue to test alternative currencies, which could upend how audiences are measured. But no single alternative currency has stood out.
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| Jun 21, 2023
In fact, almost half of US agency and brand marketers who use AI or ML are leveraging it for targeting and measurement use cases, per Advertiser Perceptions. We’ll see more ad tech vendors refocus their go-to-market strategy around AI as the Google-imposed deadline approaches. Here are some ideal testing grounds for AI and ML solutions:. Finding lookalike audiences without deterministic data.
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| Jun 8, 2023
Most US adults blame social for teens’ poor mental health. ĢAV one-fifth of US adults said social media is “completely” responsible for rising depression among teens, and another third said social is “mostly” responsible, according to a February 2023 poll by YouGov. Just 12% of US adults said social plays no role in the highest depression rates ever recorded. Teens’ relationship to social?
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| May 18, 2023
KEY STAT: US upfront TV ad spending will fall during the 2023–2024 season on a YoY basis and relative to our previous forecast, as the industry continues to veer toward digital programming. Upfront TV ad spending is trending downward. US upfront TV ad spending will fall by 3.6% to $18.64 billion for the 2023–2024 TV season, a downward revision of 5.0% from our previous forecast.
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| May 17, 2023
After more than doubling its US ad revenues last year, TikTok will continue to siphon market share with the fastest growth rate of any platform—by a large margin. Marketers should recognize that:. TikTok is now a must-buy. That’s especially true if the goal is to reach younger consumers. Its penetration among US consumers ages 12 to 24 is outdone only by Snapchat.
Report
| Jan 24, 2023
YouTube's US TV share reaches record 9.7% in May: The platforms surpasses Netflix and dominates streaming’s market share with nearly 25%.
Article
| Jul 1, 2024
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| Oct 25, 2024
Source: Guideline (formerly Standard Media Index (SMI)
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| Oct 25, 2024
Source: Guideline (formerly Standard Media Index (SMI)
Bolstered by the growth of connected TV (CTV), programmatic will account for 92.1% of digital display ad spend and 89.4% of video ad spend in the US by 2025, according to ĢAV’s December 2023 forecast. Advertisers are shifting their focus to premium, scalable supply, particularly in CTV, said Giuseppe La Rocca, vice president of enterprise at StackAdapt.
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| Mar 19, 2024
Prime Video's default ad-supported offering for 97.2 million US households and its competitive pricing drove significant revenue growth. Ads personalized according to extensive shopper data give Amazon a competitive edge over traditional networks and other streaming platforms. And unlike its competitors, Amazon ties ads to product sales, offering a unique value proposition to advertisers.
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| Aug 2, 2024
Impressive Q2 results for Alphabet: Google's search and YouTube ad revenues fuel substantial growth, highlighting the company's strategic focus on high-growth areas.
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| Jul 24, 2024
Streaming leader: Top streaming platform on US TV screens for 17 consecutive months, per Nielsen data cited by Pichai. Google subscriptions, platforms, and devices revenues: $9.3 billion, up 14.3% YoY, primarily driven by YouTube paid subscribers.
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| Jul 24, 2024
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| Aug 26, 2024
Zoom out: The rise of FAST channels has been a notable US trend as rising costs of subscription-based services lead consumers to alternatives. Services like Amazon's Freevee, Pluto, Tubi, and Roku have all experienced significant growth, making the Google TV network a timely addition for advertisers seeking to capitalize on this shift.
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| Jun 12, 2024