Is Television Dying? It Depends.
If we think of television as the era when broadcasters decided what shows to air and at what time, then yes, television has died. However, we believe it’s more accurate to say that television has transformed or, better yet, become connected.
Thanks to Connected TV, consumers today have more control over the content they watch than ever before: they can decide what to watch, when to start, when to pause, and when to stop viewing.
This shift in how we consume TV content was gradual, with Netflix being the leading force—a subscription-based streaming service that allows its members to watch series and movies on any internet-connected device.
In this article, we’ll focus on streaming platforms that hold significant weight in the Connected TV advertising market:
All of these platforms, like Netflix Ads (which is perhaps more well-known), are accessible through programmatic technologies.
If you’re looking for advertising opportunities in Connected TV, there are several platforms you need to understand to get the most out of your investment. Each offers unique features that can make a difference in your campaigns.
Pluto TV is ideal if you want to reach a broad and diverse audience without worrying about users needing to pay for a subscription. Being free and ad-supported, it allows you to place ads at strategic moments, whether before or during shows. The best part is that you can do so in a non-intrusive way, meaning your message integrates naturally into the viewer’s experience, either before or during the content.
Roku is not just a streaming platform; it’s also a leader in connected TVs. With its ability to segment audiences based on viewing behavior and demographic data, Roku gives you the chance to reach exactly who you need. Additionally, The Roku Channel offers a free inventory of content where you can insert ads. What makes Roku stand out is the precision with which you can tailor your campaigns to achieve more targeted results.
With Samsung TV Plus, you not only reach smart TV users, but you also tap into live channels and on-demand content. Samsung allows you to seamlessly insert native ads within its platform. Additionally, having access to Samsung user data means your ads can be more precise and effective, targeting profiles that best fit your campaign.
If customization is your priority, Hulu is your go-to platform. With its ad-supported version, you can create campaigns tailored to the interests of each viewer without being invasive. Whether it’s pre-roll, mid-roll, or post-roll ads, you can choose the format that best suits your message. Hulu also offers more interactive options like banners and even content sponsorships, giving you a wide range of tools to capture your audience’s attention at the right moment.
If you’re aiming for a premium audience, Apple TV is the place to be. While more selective with advertising, Apple has opened the door to programmatic ads in third-party apps available on its platform. Here, it’s not about quantity but quality—you’ll be able to reach an affluent audience and make each impression count with ads designed to be relevant and engaging.
The only way to access this advertising channel is through programmatic.
Gaining access to advertising on platforms like Netflix, Pluto TV, Samsung TV, Roku, etc., requires a special approach, though it follows the same fundamental principles as any digital ad campaign. Here’s the step-by-step process for running a campaign on streaming platforms:
We hope that after reading this article, you’ve discovered a new world of possibilities for advertising your brand. While traditional media remains highly effective, it’s important to stay up to date with new tools that allow us to reach and impact new audiences more effectively. If you’d like to learn how to implement programmatic advertising into your strategy, get in touch with us.
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