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photo Graeme Hutton November 29, 2012

New Breakthrough Evidence on Video's Ad Effectiveness by Channel - Graeme Hutton-UM

Channel UM: Curious Thoughts for Curious Minds
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In 2007, Millward Brown undertook the first industry-wide study of consumer-controlled, ad-supported video content. Dubbed the C-TV study, it concluded that, in terms of ad recall, online video advertising was substantially more effective than TV advertising.

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Graeme Hutton

Hailing from London, Graeme joined UM New York in 2006.  At UM, his clients include Spotify, Johnson & Johnson, BMW and MINI. In 2010, Graeme’s multivariate modeling won the Gold Award for Research from the Word of Mouth Marketing Associa... read more

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