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Let's talk about ad recall. Of course, stand out creative is important. But, as video advertising has become more fragmented over the years, advertisers can't forget to consider the environment in which the ad is viewed when placing media buys. Recent data from Thinkbox reveals that context is key in video advertising recall. They found that people are more likely to remember ads viewed on televisions versus other devices in the home. Here are a few more key points: ➡️ Ad recall increases by 23% when viewed in a group setting ➡️ The right in-home advertising context can increase ad recall by up to 6.3x ➡️ High quality, professional video content drives 60% higher ad recall than non-professional content We can help get your brand's message on TVs, and those second and third screens in the home, to ensure your ads have the biggest impact possible. Send us a DM or drop a comment if you'd like to chat about your advertising goals! 🔗 Link to the full study: https://lnkd.in/g_fjMsTf #videoadvertising #mediabuying #adrecall #advertising #television #OTT

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Edward Papazian

President at Media Dynamics Inc.

8mo

Agreed. It's a function of screen size coupled with eyes-on-screen or dwell time, but the nature of the program content is also critical as it affects the viewer's mindset and general levels of attentiveness. For example, if someone is watching "The Today Show" while getting ready to grab a bite of breakfast, get dressed and go to work, he/she has lots of things to think about and less motivation to focus on what an ad message is claiming. In contrast, a person who has been watching a taut detective drama in prime time and following the lead characters and the plot intensely---is more focused on what's on the TV screen and less likely to leave the room when a commercial break appears lest some of the drama is missed when the break is over---hence the commercials--when relevant---are more likely to be watched.

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