NYCU: More Viewing – Less Attention
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In Brief: ‘One World: Together at Home’ Concert Draws Nearly 21M Viewers
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Now that the ad industry has come to a consensus that the currency of digital media-buying should be based on human, “viewable” impressions, industry execs are turning their attention to, well, attention.
“It’s something that is evolving,” UM Worldwide SVP Digital Innovations and Investment Erin Rech said. “We are learning more and more how not only viewability matters, but time and attention.”
“Five years ago, we were still looking at clicks and clickthrough rates,” said Caitlin Grigg, Director of Global Digital Media & Data Management at Microsoft, noting that this evolved into “only looking at impressions,” and then more recently to “looking at fraud a viewability.” Now she says, marketers are beginning to “correlate time and attention” so they can “connect more effectively with our consumers.”