Best Practices for Live-Event TV Advertising

Consumers today, with a seemingly infinite menu of content outlets, demand more relevant and personalized engagements with publishers’ content and the advertising surrounding it. But delivering custom experiences is increasingly challenging for publishers to execute on their owned and operated properties: Data deprecation, a complex privacy landscape, fragmented consumer habits, and competition from walled gardens make it difficult for publishers to attract users and advertisers alike. With a sound first-party data organization and trusted third-party data partners, publishers can combat these forces and increase margin and revenue with improved media performance. By building from a strong foundation in identity, publishers can connect consumers to existing records in their databases to serve more relevant interactions on their digital properties.

Today’s digital landscape is evolving – and so is the person behind the screen. The average consumer can decide in milliseconds whether an ad or video is relevant. How can you, as a business, work to cut through the noise – and ensure you’re getting transparent reporting to guarantee success?

These two sessions will focus on the advertising APIs (Attribution Reporting, Topics and FLEDGE) that are being tested in Chrome right now and are an ideal starting point for those who are interested in joining the testing. They will also offer a great opportunity to provide immediate feedback to Chrome while those APIs are still in an early stage of the development process.

In 2016 Facebook launched their casual sharing add-on in an effort to draw in the existing Snapchat audience. According to the Social Report blog this caused a significant decrease in usage as influencers in the United States favored the Instagram version.