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SVP-Head of Video Activation/VaynerMedia | ex-Omnicom, Publicis, Madhive, Aetna | Managing Director | EVP | Founder | Digital Media | Data | CTV-OTT-TV | CPG | Pharma | Strategy Consulting | Sales | Programmatic | AdTech

✅🖥️ Mediapost (7/2): “The slow-moving marketplace was expected to some extent. This was accelerated by declines in overall legacy TV gross rating points -- and further complicated by streaming platforms' CPMs dropping like a stone due to the inclusion of Amazon Prime Video adding an ad-supported option that tossed big ad inventory supplies into the marketplace. A smaller contribution of new streaming ad inventory will come from Disney+ and Netflix adding in streaming advertising inventory to the overall marketplace. Still, some analysts expect scatter to play a major role in the 2024-25 TV season that traditionally starts in the third week in September. (One analyst) estimates the linear TV advertising scatter market for next season will barely change -- estimated to be $20.68B versus $20.48B for the 2023-24 TV season. At the same time, streaming scatter revenue will decline -- to $10.14B from $10.64B. The big winner? Streaming inventory sold in the upfront. It is poised for growth to $18.61B, rising dramatically from $13.55B. In line with viewing share that continues to rise, brands will boost their upfront streaming advertising coffers right now.” ⬇️ #streamingtv #ctvadvertising #upfronts #ott #avod #smarttv https://lnkd.in/eyMjgqJU

Upfront TV Ad Prognosis? Slow-Moving, On A Questionable Front

Upfront TV Ad Prognosis? Slow-Moving, On A Questionable Front

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