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Tag Archives: Frequency

Magna: Excessive Streaming Ad Frequency Damages Purchase Intent

Magna: Excessive Streaming Ad Frequency Damages Purchase Intent by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, July 14, 2023 Repetitive advertising can damage a brand’s reputation and decrease purchase intent, according to a study from IPG’s Magna unit, and ad tech firm Nexxen, which specializes in video and connected television (CTV). Kara Manatt, executive vice president of … Continue reading Magna: Excessive Streaming Ad Frequency Damages Purchase Intent

Study Across 20 Major Advertisers Finds CTV Frequency Problem ‘Highly Exaggerated’

Study Across 20 Major Advertisers Finds CTV Frequency Problem ‘Highly Exaggerated’ by Karlene Lukovitz  @KLmarketdaily, May 20, 2022 Yes, connected TV is fragmented, and yes, measurement issues continue to be a serious challenge.  But according to a study spanning 35 campaigns from 20 of the world’s largest advertisers, conducted by Innovid and the Association of … Continue reading Study Across 20 Major Advertisers Finds CTV Frequency Problem ‘Highly Exaggerated’

Linear TV Ad Frequency Still Too High In The U.S. And Europe, Study Finds

Linear TV Ad Frequency Still Too High In The U.S. And Europe, Study Finds by Wayne Friedman , February 21, 2022 In the U.S. — and most European countries — TV viewers still see linear TV advertising frequency as “excessive.” Ninety-two percent of U.S. viewers surveyed in 2021 believe “they see the same advertisements too … Continue reading Linear TV Ad Frequency Still Too High In The U.S. And Europe, Study Finds

Ad Frequency: The Missing Link to Decreasing Advertising Costs and Increasing Conversions

Kazi Hassan — December 22, 2019 Follow @therealshamun geralt / Pixabay Every Facebook marketer at some point in their career has asked this question: How many times should I show an ad to the customer before they decide to buy? You might also be worried, that your ads are being shown too much and customers … Continue reading Ad Frequency: The Missing Link to Decreasing Advertising Costs and Increasing Conversions

Report: Email engagement benefits from less send frequency, subject line keywords

A new benchmark report from GetResponse analyzes email marketing tactics that drive conversions. Jennifer Cannon on August 28, 2019 Email marketing provider, GetResponse, has released its latest global email marketing benchmarks report, which analyzed over four billion email marketing campaigns sent from 126 countries and spanning 19 industries. GetResponse analyzed emails sent between from January … Continue reading Report: Email engagement benefits from less send frequency, subject line keywords