How To Succeed With Rewarded Video Ads

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?

As younger viewers flock to streaming services, connected TV (CTV) is finally having a moment. But as advertisers begin moving their budgets away from linear to CTV, many questions about audience behaviors remain unanswered. What differentiates CTV viewers from linear TV audiences, for instance, and what kind of ad creative performs best when repetition is high and inventory low?

How can agencies and publishers compete with the digital ad giants? In this virtual workshop, learn how data teams at established and emerging brands are using the Databricks Lakehouse to bring together a broad range of data to build a 360-degree customer view. You’ll also find out how they leverage AI to maximize ad inventory, build look-alike segments optimized for responsiveness, and use advanced attribution and sales forecasting to better understand marketing ROI. Additionally, programmatic media technologist MiQ will share how they are building their marketer and agency solutions on top of the Databricks Lakehouse Platform to access the right data, unearth the smartest insights, and then activate them across all their clients’ platforms and channels.

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.