The news: The majority of TV viewers who pause content stay paused for 1 to 5 minutes (54%), per Magna and DirecTV—representing a massive window for advertisers to get messaging across in a non-intrusive format.
Another 24% of viewers pause for 30 seconds to one minute, while 11% pause for 6 to 15 minutes and only 8% pause for less than 30 seconds.
Pause ads gain momentum: Advertisers are increasingly considering pause ads for the massive potential they represent over other streaming ad formats.
Knowing what users want: While pause ads are highly effective, advertisers must tailor strategies to user preferences to maximize impact.
Across generations, viewers prefer pause ads that include the ability to save offers/reminders and those that tailor product recommendations based on what the user is watching. And viewers are also highly receptive to pause ads that include clickable buttons to visit the brand’s site or app and those that provide a QR code to learn more.
How brands can tap in: As ad formats proliferate amid CTV’s viewership surge, advertisers who act early and focus on innovating in a format that’s already proving its potential will come out on top.
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