for the Digiday Programmatic Marketing Summit, May 6-8 in Palm Springs.
Connected TV has been inarguably one of the top marketing stories of 2021. As advertisers get ready for 2022, the great CTV shift has brought with it a slew of measurement challenges — with inconsistent metrics being chief among them.
The good news is that CTV works and works well, and there is a bevy of solutions coming into play that are helping marketing teams drive measurable performance, all while leveraging the powerful brand play for which TV has always been known.
In this new infographic, Digiday and Yahoo unpack three measurement approaches that are making headway for marketers, plus a wealth of case examples that have emerged as new, robust insights drive incremental reach beyond the old days of linear audience metrics.
Explore this infographic to learn more about:
– How a leading CPG brand leveraged TV exposure data to compare old and new CTV strategies
– What in-flight analysis meant for one national electronics brand’s CTV campaign
– Three approaches to CTV measurement that are working for advertisers today
Sponsored By: Yahoo
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