Category Archives: Video Advertising
Omnicom Trading Desk Signs with TubeMogul for Real-Time Video Advertising
We just announced a major contract with Accuen, the trading desk that is centralizing media buying for all of Omnicom Media Group’s agencies. Accuen is leading the transition to electronic marketplaces and data-driven buying for Omnicom’s media budgets. Representing several … Continue reading
Research: Navigating the Roller Coaster Prices of Real-Time Video Advertising
As the first demand side platform built exclusively for video advertising, we collect detailed data across billions of auctions of ad space per day. Today we released the first in a series of research reports leveraging data from that inventory, … Continue reading
Full-Length TV Episodes Haven’t Taken Off On YouTube (Yet)
Full-length shows are not popular on YouTube, despite heavy promotion of the site’s new “Shows” section. In all, YouTube has 3,215 full-length TV episodes, but only averages 7,407.9 views per episode.
CNN Refers Fickle Online Viewers
We are proud to count many nonprofits and government agencies among our clients, in addition to media companies, marketing agencies and others in the corporate world. One of our favorites: The Greater New Orleans Community Data Center, an information center … Continue reading
Advertisers: Want To Reach a Young, Male Audience?
Then look no further than Seth Macfarlane’s “Cavalcade of Comedy” on YouTube. According to our demographics reporting, 83.39% of its viewers are male, with 62.68% between the ages of 15 and 24 (details below). Given this, Burger King as a … Continue reading
Research: How Do People Discover Videos Online?
For our latest research, we set out with a simple question: how do people discover videos online? To answer, we used TubeMogul’s video analytics to record what sites viewers are coming from for a sample of 35.5 million streams on … Continue reading
Viewership Demographics For Obama’s New White House Channel On YouTube
Last week, the White House set up a YouTube channel to host official videos, and the first few videos are racking up an impressive number of views. In terms of demographics, Obama’s early audience slants younger (37.11% is 19 or … Continue reading