Oct 12 2022 News Why Political Advertisers (Finally) Learned to Love CTV+ Political advertisers are notoriously risk-adverse, but candidates, campaigns and advocacy groups are ready to give up the myth of linear television as the default way to reach and persuade voters. The 2022 election cycle is expected to see a record amount of political ad spend going to streaming, even compared to the 2020 presidential cycle, which is unprecedented for a midterm. Advertising analytics platform AdImpact projects streaming will account for nearly 15% of political ad spend this year. For reference, broadcast TV could account for about half of all political spend, but industry execs say that gap is closing – and quickly. “Political advertisers live and die by TV – it’s their bread and butter,” said Grace Briscoe, SVP of client development at the DSP Basis Technologies. Read more in AdExchanger.
Mar 24 2023 News Digital Media-Buying Data Reveals Surge in Direct, CTV Political Ad Buys “Among the post-analyses of the political advertising buys from the 2022 midterm elections is an ...Read More
Mar 22 2023 News Video ads remain king among political advertisers “As residents of Georgia, California, and Pennsylvania can probably attest, political advertisers ...Read More
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