People go mad for March Madness and new research reveals why TV advertisers do, too. In 2024, 71% of U.S. households tuned into March Madness programming, with each household watching an average of 10.5 hours over the course of the tournament, highlighting the widespread attraction of the event.
Effectv’s analysis of viewership trends during March Madness 2022 shows a majority of households get into the sports spirit, with 65% tuning into the games for an average of 9.25 hours per household.
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A political campaign is a microcosm of a branding effort. In a condensed period of time, the brand (a candidate) must establish awareness, determine accurate targeting, and effectively create emotional connections that resonate through a transaction – casting a ballot.
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As the November 2024 general election quickly approaches, political advertisers representing campaigns at the national, state, and local levels are busy strategizing how to make the most of their budgets to deliver the most powerful and persuasive messages.
Hispanic voters are one of the most influential voter groups in the United States. There are projected to be 36.2 million eligible Hispanic voters for the November 2024 election cycle, a 153% increase since the 2000 election cycle. Latinos are the largest of any ethnic voter group, making it essential for political advertisers to understand and reach this audience during this election cycle and beyond.
For years, audience numbers for local cable and local broadcast have been underreported, depreciating the power they hold in reaching viewers. Measurement based on “panel-only” data had resulted in an under-counting of audience and impression availability.
For many advertisers, news programming offers a trusted and effective environment. But some brands avoid it, convinced that proximity to unpredictable news coverage will unwittingly associate them with controversial or negative content. However, research shows that these fears are unfounded.
The world of multiscreen TV advertising is in constant motion. It seems every day there is a new technology or offering that promises to upend the industry. Advertisers want simplicity and performance from their media spend, and yet it’s increasingly hard to discern what moves the needle and what is just sales spin.