For decades, marketers have turned to men’s sports to reach and engage consumers. In 1941, the first paid TV advertisement in the U.S. was before a men’s baseball game, and the industry never looked back. Until now.
At this year’s ASOTU CON, Dawn Williamson, Comcast Advertising Head of Sales Dev, discussed how auto advertisers can prepare for the future of TV advertising.
In a competitive political landscape, a strong advertising strategy is necessary to stand out. Learn how multiscreen can help you optimize your campaigns.
How does a consistent multiscreen TV strategy fill your sales funnel? Is always-on marketing right for you? Check out our insights & tips for your campaign.
More than nine out of 10 advertisers expect to maintain or increase spending in streaming and free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) over the next 12 months, according to the second annual Comcast Advertising Report.
Get the latest insights on engagement and consumption trends across streaming and linear TV advertising. The 2023 Comcast Advertising Report provides actionable recommendations for the modern multiscreen TV advertiser to navigate today’s complex advertising ecosystem.
Travis Flood, Comcast Advertising's Director of Consumer Insights, spoke on the state of viewership with the Association of National Advertisers. Watch the webcast for more.
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?
It’s the most wonderful time of the year and new research highlights the importance of holiday programming. Whether it’s watching a live holiday special on TV or streaming a classic Christmas movie from a mobile phone, holiday programming remains a fundamental way for advertisers to reach their audiences.