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Senior Director of Analytics and Insights at Sightly | Analytics and Data Strategy Leader | C-Suite MBA | MSBA | #GirlDad

Imagine proposing to your loved one. Traditional TV Advertising is like proposing on a Jumbotron: You splash your proposal on a giant screen in Times Square. It's grand but lacks intimacy, is expensive, and might overwhelm your partner in the huge, unfamiliar crowd. On the other hand, CTV Advertising is more like a carefully planned romantic getaway: You pick your partner's dream destination and organize a special evening with touches from their favorite things. This intimate, personalized way to propose will likely win you a "yes." CTV advertising is a significant shift in how we connect with audiences, much like the difference between a public proposal on a Jumbotron and a more intimate, memorable dinner. It enhances the moment's (your ad) significance and effectiveness. CTV advertising with Sightly offers targeted reach, pinpointing viewers by preferences as if customizing a proposal. Its format ensures viewers are engaged, boosting ad impact and recall. Just like a candlelight, intimated dinner, CTV ads can be tailored for relevance, reflecting the care in crafting a personalized proposal.

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Haha I love this comparison! It's so true! Proud of what we're doing with CTV.

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