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Total TV remains the master of effectiveness in the videoverse, no matter which part of the funnel you’re looking at.
Total TV remains the master of effectiveness in the videoverse, no matter which part of the funnel you’re looking at.
While plenty of channels can reach large numbers of the Australian population, few can do it as quickly and simultaneously as TV. With engaged, attentive viewers, TV continues to do the heavy lifting in every...
In its seventh year, The Benchmark Series investigates the impact of different media channels and their interactions to drive the best media mix.
Marketers are always looking to increase effectiveness and efficiency of media investment, but without consistent access to econometric modelling it can be challenging to design campaigns for the best possible outcomes. ThinkTV’s Brand Engine is...
Find out how you can supercharge attention for your marketing campaigns.
The facts are in. Packed with all the latest ‘need-to-know’ facts to help you plan effective campaigns, ThinkTV’s latest Fact Pack offers a detailed snapshot of total video viewing and total ad-supported video viewing on...
The facts are in. Packed with all the latest ‘need-to-know’ facts to help you plan effective campaigns, ThinkTV’s latest Fact Pack contains VOZ-enabled insights, and offers a detailed snapshot of total video viewing and total...
Just because your audience is scrolling social media or watching a pre-roll for 6 sec, doesn’t mean they are actually taking in your brand.
The facts are in. Packed with all the latest ‘need-to-know’ facts to help you plan effective campaigns, ThinkTV’s latest Fact Pack contains new VOZ-enabled insights, and offers a detailed snapshot of total video viewing and...
The facts are in. Packed with all the latest ‘need-to-know’ facts to help you plan effective campaigns, ThinkTV’s latest Fact Pack contains new VOZ-enabled insights, and now offers a detailed snapshot of total video viewing...
With a wealth of econometric and campaign learnings at our fingertips, we wanted to find a way to help ensure your briefs are grounded in facts. Because smart strategies, powered by facts, are the key...
While some channels burn bright and fast, TV burns bright and long, generating results in both the short- and longer-term. TV is better than other channels at delivering consistent results every day, day after day.
While some channels burn bright and fast, TV burns bright and long, generating results in both the short- and longer-term.
The latest edition of The Payback Series examines the ability of media to optimise campaign return on investment (ROI).
A must for every marketer who is looking to drive growth and positive business effects from their advertising investment.
Certainty in your media investment decisions is a must. With TV, you know exactly what you are going to get for your marketing dollars – mass reach, attention, memorability, and more sales.
The latest edition of The Payback Series demonstrates Total TV’s ability to generate demand for Australian businesses in a multitude of categories across a range of time frames.
Packed with all the latest ‘need-to-know’ facts to help you plan effective campaigns, ThinkTV’s latest Fact Pack offers a detailed snapshot of TV audience data.
Why Australia’s most effective campaigns choose TV
Packed with facts and stats to help you plan effective campaigns, ThinkTV’s January to June 2020 Fact Pack offers a detailed snapshot of TV audience data for the first half of 2020.
As TV continues to evolve, it is important to understand what “watching TV” really looks like in households around the world, how viewers are navigating through the ever-changing and expanding landscape, and how they feel...
Jam-packed with information on the state of TV, ThinkTV’s July to December 2019 Fact Pack provides a comprehensive overview of audience data for the second half of 2019.
A look at the new Australian Effies database.
Is that a Connected TV in your pocket? ThinkTV’s Bi-Annual Fact Pack provides a deep dive into Broadcaster Video On Demand (BVOD) so you can talk like a boss about TV, anywhere, any time.
ThinkTV’s Annual Fact Pack provides comprehensive data and insights into Australian TV covering full year 2017.
The WARC whitepaper The Anatomy of Effectiveness is filled with vital information about effective marketing including the fact that brands need to weight their spend 60-40 in favour of long-term brand building and short-term activation.
A $1 million study by leading independent marketing analytics firm Ebiquity found that TV is the most efficient media channel when indexed across key participants from four of the economy’s biggest sectors: Fast Moving Consumer...
As the finance industry emerges from a tumultuous time, marketing leaders are presented with a golden opportunity to refocus their efforts with the customer at the core. As financial services firms look first to rebuild...
The results from The Benchmark Series have consistently demonstrated that the superior screen coverage and viewability of TV drives greater attention and delivers higher sales impact than social video, irrespective of device.
Ebiquity’s advice for FMCG, Finance and Automotive sectors is to increase the average percentage of media budgets allocated to TV.
Ever wondered what average Aussies and adlanders think about TV advertising? ThinkTV did. So we commissioned independent marketing academic Professor Karen Nelson-Field to find out.
Jam-packed with information on the state of TV, ThinkTV’s January to June 2019 Fact Pack provides a comprehensive overview of audience data for the first half of 2019.
TV creates the best return on investment for FMCG brands in Australia easily beating online video, online display, radio, press and outdoor advertising.
The Payback Study saw Ebiquity model $450 million in media spend against three years of sales data for four automotive brands.
While BVOD is proving to be hugely popular, it’s important to remember that Australians spend on average over 51 hours per month watching broadcast TV.
Broadcaster Video on Demand (BVOD) is experiencing continuous growth and has a younger viewer profile.
Phase 5 of the Benchmark Series: Cross Platform Effects shows that TV’s superior attention, coverage and viewability, regardless of screen, makes TV + BVOD the most effective cross platform combination.
Five tranches of the Benchmark research have now been conducted and before you sit down to nut out your media spend, here’s what you need to know.
New Accenture research shows that while both TV and digital drive sales, Canadian advertisers are overinvested in digital and underinvested in TV – and as a result, missing out on significant revenue as a result.
As part of The Benchmark Series, ThinkTV commissioned Dr Karen Nelson-Field, a Professor of Media Innovation at The University of Adelaide, to conduct an independent, large-scale in-home study into how Australians really engage with advertising across different platforms and...
Does emotional advertising boost advertising effectiveness?
The mobile tranche of The Benchmark Series from Professor Karen Nelson-Field compares the awareness, coverage and, most importantly, the sales impact of TV, Facebook and YouTube video advertising delivered via mobile devices. While the results...
In “Advertising Effectiveness: The Long and the Short of it”, Les Binet and Peter Field showed that advertising works in two ways; in the short term to drive sales amongst those already in the market...
In addition to tech penetration and TV usage facts and stats, this special Co-viewing Edition of ThinkTV’s Bi-Annual Fact Pack takes a look into the power of watching content with others on linear TV.
Whether it’s talking to your family while viewing, or sharing reactions on social, the very nature of advertising in and around socialised content ensures ad dollars work harder and longer. Ad-supported TV content fosters emotional...
BVOD is experiencing continuous growth in terms of audiences and advertising spend. And while it might be TV but not as you once knew it, there’s plenty of similarities in the way people are consuming...
Australian homes are experiencing a screen explosion. The average Aussie home has 6.6 devices so there’s no surprise they are consuming more content than ever before. Ask them and they will tell you, watching TV...
In a month, TV hits 82.4% of the metro population, 83.4% of the regional population and 90.6% of the subscription universe. That’s some serious reach.
The proximity of the screen to a person’s face when consuming broadcast content on mobile increases attention and The Benchmark Series found BVOD commands more attention than social video resulting in a 33% greater sales...
Aussies love to share special moments with family and friends, from the finale of their favourite show to their team’s big game. TV has the power to bring people together and research shows 39% are...
Are you a fan of your Personal Video Recorder (PVR)? Well, you’re in good company because even though the majority of broadcast content continues to be watched live, there are a number of Australians watching...
Compared to video advertising on YouTube and Facebook, TV on mobile – ie Broadcaster Video on Demand (BVOD) – delivers 2.9 times the sales of Facebook. The Benchmark Series used the metric of Short Term...
The primary driver of this attention is screen coverage with ads on TV taking up 100% of the screen 100% of the time. By comparison, video ads on Facebook only take up 10% of the...
Retaining a brand in a person’s memory for retrieval at the point of purchase is crucial to impacting long term growth. That’s why it pays to invest in advertising that sticks in the minds of...
We’ve seen it over and over again – the tremendous commitment and engagement viewers have with ad-supported TV programming.