Reaching elusive light TV viewers with linear TV campaigns can be expensive.
TV streamers who use subscription video on demand (SVOD) services are equally hard to reach and may be avoiding ads altogether.
Roku’s Automatic Content Recognition (ACR) technology works across the Roku Audience Network (RAN) on Roku Smart TVs, and helps advertisers achieve incremental reach on top of their linear TV campaigns in simple, cost effective ways.
By advertising with Roku using ACR, brands can find the hard-to-reach audiences that linear TV misses, ensuring more efficient campaign spend and reach can be achieved.
Roku reaches over 1 in 3 of the Canadian adult internet population1 and over-indexes with light linear TV users, millennials, and cable ‘cord cutters’ or ‘cord nevers’, people who have never had a cable subscription.2
Roku ACR Benefits:
1. Incremental Reach (reach hard-to-reach audiences)
2. Retargeting and/or incremental frequency (balanced frequency)
3. Driving market share (of voice)
Reaching audiences that are unique to your campaign is made easier with Roku’s ACR technology.
Sport Chek gained 3.3% incremental reach with Roku’s ACR
Sport Chek, Canada’s destination for sports and wellness activities, wanted to ensure that the campaign was not missed by ‘hard to reach’ audiences.
By extending their linear TV campaign on Roku, using ACR, Sport Chek attained an additional 3.3% campaign reach on top of their linear TV reach, from less than 1% of their total share of campaign impressions. Read more about this case study here.
Small media plan adjustments can make a big impact with Roku ACR.
Sources:
1Roku reach: Ampere Analysis, Canada, Q1, 2024.
2Roku over indexing: Roku custom research VOD Evolution 2024.
3School of Marketing: Excess share of voice.