Half of UK video advertising now behaviourally targeted, says research

UK — Research from video advertising platform Videology has revealed a 66% rise in video campaigns being targeted according to behavioural patterns.

Videology examined data from its platform during Q4 2014 and found that 53% of all ads run were served using advanced targeting; a 66% rise on the same period in 2013. Campaigns targeted audiences based on a number of characteristics, including behavioural patterns.

The data also showed that 79% of all UK online video ad campaigns had run on more than one screen, which is a 12% increase quarter on quarter and a 62% increase since Q1 2014.

“Our analysis shows marketers are increasingly looking to target consumers based on their behaviour patterns, rather than simply geographic or social grade,” said Rich Astley, managing director of Videology UK.

“Behavioural targeting is giving them the opportunity to reach those audiences most likely to convert purchasers, and effective data is at the heart of this.”

We hope you enjoyed this article.
Research Live is published by MRS.

The Market Research Society (MRS) exists to promote and protect the research sector, showcasing how research delivers impact for businesses and government.

Members of MRS enjoy many benefits including tailoured policy guidance, discounts on training and conferences, and access to member-only content.

For example, there's an archive of winning case studies from over a decade of MRS Awards.

Find out more about the benefits of joining MRS here.

0 Comments


Display name

Email

Join the discussion

Newsletter
Stay connected with the latest insights and trends...
Sign Up
Latest From MRS

Our latest training courses

Our new 2025 training programme is now launched as part of the development offered within the MRS Global Insight Academy

See all training

Specialist conferences

Our one-day conferences cover topics including CX and UX, Semiotics, B2B, Finance, AI and Leaders' Forums.

See all conferences

MRS reports on AI

MRS has published a three-part series on how generative AI is impacting the research sector, including synthetic respondents and challenges to adoption.

See the reports

Progress faster...
with MRS 
membership

Mentoring

CPD/recognition

Webinars

Codeline

Discounts