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Baseball’s new rule changes could positively impact the sport’s ability to reach engaged viewers on TV. Let’s look at the new rules in place that will likely have some impact for brands.
For all the talk of smartphones and other portable devices dominating consumer attention, households still spend nearly six hours a day watching TV, according to The TV Viewership Report produced in March.
The 2022 midterm election was a milestone for political advertisers. Campaign spending reached an impressive $8.9 billion – more than double the spend of the 2018 midterms – while the growth of digital and streaming inventory for political advertising presented new opportunities for advertisers, and many seized the chance to expand their marketing toolbelt.
Today’s marketers are evolving their media plans to keep pace with major changes in consumer video viewing habits.
If an ad plays but the right audience isn’t around to see it, does it count? With abundant options when it comes to video advertising, how can marketers be sure they are getting in front of the right viewers?
Today, up to 75% of vehicles are sold before they hit dealer lots, so customers are traveling further for their vehicles, and, as a result, customer loyalty—especially long-term loyalty—is at a six-year low. Meanwhile, advertising strategies are not always keeping up.
During ASOTU’s webinar event, auto leaders discuss trends and insights that will enhance anyone’s auto strategy and help gain market share in 2023.
There’s no question that Americans love to kick back, turn on the television, and cheer for their favorite sports team. Whether they’re watching football, baseball, hockey, or any of the other exhilarating matchups on TV, sports fans make for attentive and enthusiastic viewers.
According to a consumer survey and analysis conducted by Comcast Advertising Insights, there are two key puzzle pieces that will connect brands to their customers: emotion and information.
For many viewers who came of age in the Television Era (specifically the 1950s to the early 2000s), TV ads have as special a place in their memories as their favorite TV shows. But what makes one's favorite ads so memorable?