Name: Explain Kantar’s work with Mirriad and the research methodology
Uploaded: 2022-08-25T13:32:15.079238+00:00
Duration: 1480 s
Channel: Vox Markets
Description: Explain Kantar’s work with Mirriad and the research methodology

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Explain Kantar’s work with Mirriad and the research methodology

Tim Jones (Mirriad) and Sparsh Pandar (Kantar) introductions

What do we mean by in-content advertising?

Consumer perceptions of in-content advertising

The effect of in-content advertising on Purchase Intent

How the research helps advertisers fine-tune their advertising strategies

Why in-content is likely to be a key future advertising format

Future research plans as in-content advertising evolves

How the research support Mirriad’s product development plans

New research conducted by advertising measurement specialist Kantar and adtech specialist Mirriad Advertising has revealed some remarkable findings about the effectiveness of in-content advertising.
The groundbreaking research conducted on live campaigns showed that brand awareness, ad awareness, viewer favourability and purchase consideration all improved when in-content advertising was run alongside traditional TV spots.

The findings should resonate with streaming providers - increasingly exploring ad funded models but wary of viewers concerns over advertising overload – and advertisers seeking ways of improving the effectiveness of their advertising expenditure.
Vox spoke to Tim Jones, Global Head of Research and Insight at Mirriad Advertising, and Sparsh Pandya, client director of media insights at research group Kantar, to discover more about the research, and its implications for Mirriad’s growth prospects.

You can download the full whitepaper – Placing the Future – here.

Tim Jones (Mirriad) and Sparsh Pandar (Kantar) introductions 0:32
What do we mean by in-content advertising? 1:32
Explain Kantar’s work with Mirriad and the research methodology 3:53
Consumer perceptions of in-content advertising 9:34
The effect of in-content advertising on Purchase Intent 13:04
How the research helps advertisers fine-tune their advertising strategies 15:11
Why in-content is likely to be a key future advertising format 17:40
Future research plans as in-content advertising evolves 20:45
How the research support Mirriad’s product development plans 21:50

New research conducted by advertising measurement specialist Kantar and adtech specialist Mirriad Advertising has revealed some remarkable findings about the effectiveness of in-content advertising. The groundbreaking research conducted on live campaigns showed that brand awareness, ad awareness, viewer favourability and purchase consideration all improved when in-content advertising was run alongside traditional TV spots.The findings should resonate with streaming providers - increasingly exploring ad funded models but wary of viewers concerns over advertising overload – and advertisers seeking ways of improving the effectiveness of their advertising expenditure. Vox spoke to Tim Jones, Global Head of Research and Insight at Mirriad Advertising, and Sparsh Pandya, client director of media insights at research group Kantar, to discover more about the research, and its implications for Mirriad’s growth prospects.You can download the full whitepaper – Placing the Future – here.Tim Jones (Mirriad) and Sparsh Pandar (Kantar) introductions 0:32 What do we mean by in-content advertising? 1:32 Explain Kantar’s work with Mirriad and the research methodology 3:53 Consumer perceptions of in-content advertising 9:34 The effect of in-content advertising on Purchase Intent 13:04 How the research helps advertisers fine-tune their advertising strategies 15:11 Why in-content is likely to be a key future advertising format 17:40 Future research plans as in-content advertising evolves 20:45 How the research support Mirriad’s product development plans 21:50

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