Amazon beat competitors in a new way this holiday season: Money spent on TV ads
Recode - Amazon hasn’t historically been a big spender on TV commercials for a company of its size. But that has started to change recently, as the company has been more aggressive in pushing its Prime membership program and new gadgets like the Echo voice-controlled speaker.
ReadReport: Amazon Spent $135M in October & November on TV Ads
Android Headlines - According to MediaRadar, Amazon outspent just about all of their competitors in October and November, spending $135 million on TV spots, leading up to the busy holiday season. They outspent Walmart by about $16 million and were $32 million ahead of Target during the same time frame.
ReadAmazon Boosts Holiday TV Spending By 76%
B&C - Online giant Amazon boosted its TV spending during the Christmas shopping season more than any of the other top eight retailers included in a new study by ad tracker MediaRadar. Half of the big retailers reduced their TV spending as holidays approached, while increasing the digital efforts.
ReadHulu increases marketing in December as Shut Eye premieres
The Drum - In December, Hulu has been dominating, while Netflix is still in the lead. Here are the full insights from MediaRadar.
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- Hulu dominates December OTT advertising and nearly triples the number of websites they ran across from 68 to 201. Shut Eye (a Hulu original series) was the top promoted show, running across 82% of the 201 sites.
Native ads take a huge hit in 2016
New York Post - Some sobering news from the native advertising front, which many legacy publishers are looking to as a digital life raft.
Native ad renewal rates for 2016 were only 33 percent, according to Todd Krizelman, CEO of the ad-tracking firm MediaRadar.
ReadThree key advertising trends for 2017
Digital Content Next - The ad ecosystem continues to evolve at a breakneck pace. This velocity can be challenging for publishers who are trying to keep-up with the latest innovations. So, what will 2017 look like? What are the key developments publishers will face?
At MediaRadar, we spoke with our clients and pulled data from our platform to help make sense of it all. With that in mind, here are three critical trends publishers need to consider as we head into the New Year.
ReadMediaRadar Announces Partnership with the Software and Industry Association’s Connectiv Division
EContent - MediaRadar, an advertising sales intelligence platform, announced a partnership with Connectiv, a division of the Software and Industry Information Association (SIIA) that accelerates innovation for content, data, and technology companies. With the partnership, MediaRadar will provide in-depth B2B digital and print advertising sales intelligence for the association’s ongoing series of industry analytics and research reports. MediaRadar’s B2B ad sales data will also be leveraged by Connectiv for its annual Business Information & Media Summit.
Read12 Reasons to Wish You a Joyous Listicle Season!
Magazines Canada - The signs are all there: it’s cold and the days are short, people are dashing to and fro chasing the evasive presents and ingredients they must find, and everyone’s pushing things off their desks and on to yours in preparation for the holidays… that’s right: it’s officially the Listicle Season.
ReadMediaRadar Announces Partnership with the Software and Industry Association’s Connectiv Division
MediaRadar’s ad sales data will enable Connectiv’s research for members
NEW YORK, NY—December 13, 2016—MediaRadar, the leading advertising sales intelligence platform, today announced a partnership with Connectiv, a division of the Software and Industry Information Association (SIIA) that accelerates innovation for leading and emerging content, data and technology companies. With the partnership, MediaRadar will provide in-depth B2B digital and print advertising sales intelligence for the association’s ongoing series of industry analytics and research reports. MediaRadar’s B2B ad sales data will also be leveraged by Connectiv for its annual Business Information & Media Summit.
ReadAmazon and Netflix ramp up marketing as the holiday season heats up
The Drum - For November, Amazon was heavily promoting the return of Mozart in the Jungle, while Netflix, The Crown. Here is the full analysis.
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