Through research, success stories, and more, we’ll show you the effectiveness of TV advertising and how it can work for you.
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Our new report TV in a Pandemic, developed in partnership with Ipsos, outlines Canadians’ perceptions about television, advertising, and buying behaviour. The research reveals the top reasons for watching TV (it’s not just news!), who Canadians trust, and – importantly for advertisers – their attitudes towards trying new brands and the media that’s most likely to influence them.
For our next webinar we are pleased to welcome Richard Shotton, behavioural science consultant and author of the acclaimed book The Choice Factory. Richard will present 5 key learnings for marketers gleaned from behavioural science and tailored to the current crisis. “Advertising is trying to change the decisions of consumers, and behaviour science is at its heart the science of decision making.”
Watch Orlando Wood’s fascinating presentation about advertising effectiveness, left- and right-brain thinking, and what ads are resonating during the current crisis.
This is a challenging time for brands: Business is decidedly not-as-usual, and advertisers are likely facing pressures to reduce marketing costs. However, research consistently shows that cutting ad spend comes at a high cost to brand health and business results in the long-term.
To that end we have put together a collection of insights from industry experts to help you navigate in this uncertain time, and to ensure that the brand decisions you make today set you up for success tomorrow.
As Canadians shelter at home in greater numbers, television audiences continue to grow. To keep up with what’s happening with viewership as the COVID-19 crisis evolves, check out our TV viewing reports.
Peter Field – “the Godfather of Effectiveness” – wrote a seminal paper about advertising in a recession called “Advertising in a Downturn”; on April 21st, Peter broke down his latest research into what lessons from previous recessions still resonate today and how brands should act during the Coronavirus crisis.
We clear commercials, infomercials, and public service announcements for agencies and advertisers.
This special thinktv event featured some of marketing’s biggest thinkers, including Peter Field, Orlando Wood, and industry favourite Mark Ritson. Watch the videos now for three eye-opening perspectives on advertising effectiveness – and why embracing creative could be the key to unlocking the effectiveness advantage.
Key insights from The Canadian Media Attribution Study:
In an attention economy, TV’s unparalleled reach and strong emotional connection make it the most effective and efficient advertising medium.
At-a-glace insights on topics such as advertising impact, media habits, and more.
Dan Iwasa-Madge from Brainsights focused on the interplay of culture and storytelling.
Our differences in media habits are skewing our perceptions of national averages. Find out why marketers must look beyond their own media habits.
Based on Byron Sharp’s ground-breaking book How Brands Grow, in this research report we review some of Byron’s top marketing principles and challenge the effectiveness of narrow targeting.
Marketing during a crisis: a collection of expert advice
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