In the latest episode of "Talk Back to Television" with Rick Howe, Ethan Heftman, Chief Revenue Officer, gives Rick an Ampersand 101. Ethan breaks down the makeup of what makes Ampersand so unique, how we do what we do, and the value we bring to the market. Learn how our unified inventory reaches over 117 million households, combining linear and streaming supply, covering 75% of US addressable households. We're redefining TV advertising every day. Check it out: https://lnkd.in/gthDyFdY #Ampersand #MovingTVForward #TVAdvertising #AboutUs
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📺 Today at Scale: Part 1 of a TV 101 Lunch & Learn for the team, by our very own Andy Berman. 📺 Some Key Takeaways: -From streaming to linear, vMVPDs like YoutubeTV to local broadcast stations, TV viewing is more complex and fragmented than ever. -Traditional TV buying is still a manual process, and it’s a relationship business. -The industry is currently seeing a big upheaval in how it approaches ratings. The two major ratings services, Nielsen and Comscore, each have different methodologies. A Nielsen impression does not equal a Comscore impression. One isn’t better than the other; they’re apples and oranges. Stay tuned for more TV insights coming soon! #TraditionalTV #MarketingStrategy #MediaBuying
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Audiences today have a plethora of television content to choose from, both on traditional TV networks as well as digital platforms and streaming services. With so many options, viewership is fractured, split across an increasing number of shows. As Michael Schneider of Variety writes, “As basic cable gets zombified, the double-digit declines continue. Live sports, of course, is saving the broadcast networks and some cable networks still in that game. And then there’s the interesting case of the diginets, which have managed to keep their declines small as they program a wider range of nostalgia fare to aging adults. And the networks with a very loyal, specialized audience — bravo, Bravo — experienced the smallest declines this year.” The top TV networks of 2023 may surprise you. Despite rank, some networks faced larger viewership losses than their peers. NBC, for example, despite ranking # 1, experienced a 12% decline in audience. Which of these stats surprised you the most? #tv #mediarelations #publicrelations
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U.S. TV Viewing Trends by Platform: April 2024 📺 Breaking Down How Americans Watch TV... 📊Streaming 38.4% Streaming dominates with 38.4% of total viewing, including popular services like YouTube(9.6%), Netflix (7.6%), and Hulu (3.1%). 📡Cable TV 29.1% Cable continues to hold a significant share at 29.1%, providing specialized channels that require a subscription. 📺Broadcast 22.2% Traditional broadcast TV accounts for 22.2%, offering free programming via antenna with networks like NBC, CBS, and ABC. 🔄Other Platforms 10.4% Other sources, such as unmeasured video, gaming, and DVD playback, make up 10.4% of total TV viewing. Conclusion: Streaming services are leading the charge, with platforms like YouTube and Netflix driving viewing habits. However, cable and broadcast TV still maintain a strong presence in U.S. households. #Technology #Creativity #Future #Socialmedia #Productivity #Tech Credit to Visual Capitalist for the graphic.
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So, as far as mainstream advertising channels go, radio seems to be thriving! I am on CapeTalk, streaming, much of the week - and Saturday/Sunday mornings! Billboards are doing fine, since people are always moving about (and still will be, when we have sky cars). But when did you last see a PRINT ad? Or a television ad? Ours is used only for streaming. Might catch one or two upfront of YouTube videos (until you can Skip) but otherwise, nothing. What's your take on TV ads? And print? #advertising #television #mediabuying #trends
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