Sports advertising helps agencies, big or small, beat market fragmentation and harness the reach of live sporting events to make their clients’ brands stand out among sports fans, one of the most diverse and passionate audiences in today’s media landscape.
From traditional TV and subscription-based streaming platforms to free ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) and genre-specific apps, advertisers have ample access to viewers. But in the heavily saturated video landscape, brands need to diversify their advertising approach to find and reach the right audiences.
There is no shortage of video content available for audiences to watch. Its ongoing proliferation combined with the convergence of new and traditional endpoints is shaking up the video ecosystem at large. And with TV’s evolution, the time is now to accurately define the medium.
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As viewers find new ways to engage with video content, it is crucial for brands to diversify how they reach their audiences. Multiscreen TV advertising expands reach, but a well-informed multiscreen TV campaign optimizes reach and results.
Building a strong brand is a multifaceted effort. It often begins with having the right people in place in each area of the organization. Achieving that takes a strong job recruitment plan.
With millions tuning into major sporting events, sports TV programming remains an effective way for brands to reach audiences—beyond just the biggest games. But are advertisers limiting their audience reach by reserving their budgets for specific sporting seasons?
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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.
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.