From Living Rooms to Ad Platforms,How India’s Smart TV Boom Is Transforming CTV Ads
Ad-supported streaming TV grows opens up more opportunities for advertisers to connect with engaged audiences across ad inventory
Ad-supported streaming TV grows opens up more opportunities for advertisers to connect with engaged audiences across ad inventory
In India, the in−app market is projected to reach 2,685 million in 2024, growing at a CAGR of 10.42% during 2024-2029.
Micro-influencers are proving to be as effective as macro-influencers in driving festive purchases.
For iOS, this conversion rate peaks at 10% during peak seasons. However, once users make that first purchase, nearly 60% go on to make at least one more.
The Indian advertising sector emerged as a beacon of optimism in 2023, boasting the fastest growth rate among large economies.
Smart TVs bring OTT to the largest screen in the house, claiming one-third of all OTT viewing hours, approximately 3 billion every month.
India B2C market is anticipated to witness a sixfold increase by 2030, driven by increased penetration in smaller towns and cities
In India, the number of mobile gamers skyrocketed to over 193 million in 2022, and is expected to hit 209 million by the end of 2023.
In term of CTV impressions, India stood out as one of the fastest growing market globally, with 369% impressions increasing year over year.
A software-facilitated economy that allows creators to earn revenue from their creations. That’s the modern-day creator’s economy. Simply put, an economy created by self-employed creators such as artists, bloggers, musicians, writers, etc, who follow their passion, showcase it on online platforms such as Youtube, Tiktok, Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and so on, build a following for their skill and gradually monetise that skill to become a brand in themselves. Explains why it is often also termed as the passion economy.