Political advertisers want “microtargeting,” and streaming digital sites like Hulu are cashing in, according to a recent
"Adweek" article by Sam Thielman. “When it comes to
microtargeting, that’s where you do it — social and digital advertising,” is
the quote from one ad buyer at a major agency placing political ads. Hulu
Senior Vice President of Advertising JP Colaco was happy to back that: “You can
actually target down to the ZIP code. You can really target down in those
battleground states if you're trying to target someone specifically.” Another digital advantage,
per Colaco: “The Obama campaign, which is a big advertiser for us, is actually
using an ad-selector format,” allowing the user to choose the campaign and ad
message most relevant to them. That self-selection makes viewers feel less
bombarded and more in control, he noted. For more, see the article at http://www.adweek.com/news/technology/election-2012-dollars-stream-144078
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