
As audiences increasingly stream their favorite shows and movies, TV advertising continues to evolve in bridging entertainment and commerce in new ways. Even as viewers express strong interest in buying products they see on TV, many still find it difficult to take that next step.
As audiences increasingly stream their favorite shows and movies, TV advertising continues to evolve in bridging entertainment and commerce in new ways. Even as viewers express strong interest in buying products they see on TV, many still find it difficult to take that next step.
To better understand how advertisers can close that gap, MAGNA Media Trials, in partnership with Warner Bros. Discovery, released“Closing the Gap: How Marketers Can Convert TV Buzz into Brand Action,” a new study that explores how the methodology from Shop HBO Max can help brands turn viewer interest into purchase.
"We’re living in the age of relevance, where timing, context, and convenience define the consumer experience,” said Derek Gatts, Vice President Ad Strategy and Innovation, Warner Bros. Discovery. “With Shop HBO Max, we’re connecting premium storytelling and intuitive shopping in the exact moment of inspiration, turning engagement into action. That’s why WBD continues to lead in shoppable entertainment, helping brands meet audiences where they are, when it matters most."
With advertising playing a pivotal role in connecting brands with their audiences, marketers need every impression to work harder, especially on high reach touchpoints like TV. This research reveals how TV advertising can meet that challenge by turning viewer interest into tangible results.
The study findings demonstrate that shoppable ads on TV make a meaningful impact on key metrics, boosting brand interest (+9 pts for familiar brands and +14 pts for unfamiliar brands), improving brand favorability (+9 pts for familiar brands), and highlighting product attributes (+16 pts for unfamiliar brands).
Key takeaways from the study include:
From Insights to Action: What marketers can do right now:
To learn more and read the full MAGNA Media Trials report, click here.
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