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  1. Optimizing Second Screen Engagement: Lessons for Brands From Twitter

    TV commercials using hashtags averaged 1.6X higher engagement on Twitter. Ninety-five percent of all the conversations about TV shows is happening on twitter. It's basically a commentary that happens on your couch, watching TV, talking to your...

  2. SES New York Keynote Speaker Says Internet is TV’s Best Friend

    Since Twitter is open and public, it acts as television’s backchannel filled with real-time commentary and conversation – And it’s not just about TV series but also TV commercials giving producers and marketers instant feedback about their content.

  3. Social Retail: Finding, Engaging & Cultivating Today’s Connected Consumer

    The 2012 Super Bowl saw 8 commercials mention Twitter and 8 mention Facebook – the most ever (Source: Advertising Age) Users engaged with TV and movie content aren’t simply sitting on the coach or in a theater watching the entertainment anymore.

  4. Search Marketing and Social Media in Regulated Industries

    In traditional forms of advertising, the guidelines are well established - for example, in TV commercials for drugs, companies must refer customers to the corresponding print ad in a magazine for further details.

  5. Google, Bing Launch TV Commercials For Holidays

    Both companies recently received accolades for their 2011 Web TV commercials, taking eight of the top 10 “most effective” spots, as judged by television advertising authority AceMetrix. Where Google more typically aims to tell a story through...

  6. YouTube Does More Than Round Up the Usual Suspects With New Channels

    The trick will be convincing more marketers that narrowcasting your video ads to a smaller audience of qualified prospects who are leaning forward is smarter than broadcasting your TV commercials to a larger group of couch potatoes who only get up...

  7. YouTube Case Study: Ceilume’s “Ask the Ceiling Tile Guy”

    Davis came of age watching the television shows (and commercials) of the early 1960s. Ironically, Ceilume’s videos have also caught the eye of another audience that the small business hadn’t targeted: TV show producers.