What content type tops social media in this study?

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A new article on Martech.org reports participants gave native video ads a 59% favourable rating, compared to 50% for social.



I think that's a very striking piece of information, and I'd e interested to get your own views on that. Are you surprised by this or not, and in either case, why?

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Apparently, native video ads have a greater impact that video ads on social and video platforms, a new study from Kantar reported. The Multichannel Brand Impact study measured video ad effectiveness for brand goals in native environments against other environments.

In terms of favourability, participants in the study gave a favourable rating 59% of the time when exposed to a native video ad. That number dropped to 50% on social platforms and 51% in a video platform environment.

When it came to awareness, 33% of participants displayed top-of-mind awareness about a brand when shown a native video ad. This displayed a marked improvement over the control group, which only had 14% top-of-mind awareness.

When native video was combined with social video ads, the awareness climbed to 49%.

Impact of native ads

Taboola, which sells content discovery and native advertising products, sponsored the study. According to Adam Singolda, CEO and founder, "With industry estimates indicating that video advertising in the US will reach nearly $50B this year, brands have a lot of opportunities to influence customers, as long as they're choosing the right platforms and mix of platforms to relay their messages.

What do you think?

Social media seems to increasingly be where consumers receive word-of-mouth recommendations from family and friends, so isn't that vitally important for marketers?

I mean, yeah, social is also a highly-contentious space, full of distracting and controversial politics and other turnoffs. So, does that also mean it's not the ace in the hole it once was?

Is it time to start complementing your social efforts with activities in other native environments in a digital video campaign?
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  • Profile picture of the author savidge4
    because I had to look this up...

    Native video ( a more complete explanation here: https://biteable.com/blog/what-is-native-video/ ) is video that plays within a specific environment such as Facebook or Instagram vs a link to say youtube and it is then linked and played there.

    I am going to venture to say that what we are really talking about here is "Shorts" that are native to each of the platforms at this point, and yes, they are more effective
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  • Profile picture of the author Jack Woody
    The study found that video, photos, and video by itself were the top social media types people are using on a regular basis.
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      "Video by itself" wdym

      Originally Posted by Jack Woody View Post

      The study found that video, photos, and video by itself were the top social media types people are using on a regular basis.
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  • Profile picture of the author Artkantos
    Originally Posted by WarriorForum.com View Post


    Social media seems to increasingly be where consumers receive word-of-mouth recommendations from family and friends, so isn't that vitally important for marketers?
    Good point! What I notice is that my most effective marketing is through influencers (the good ones are "almost" like word of mouth" for their audience) and through affiliates...The cheapest and most effective way to do marketing at least for me...I have become allergic to any advertising in my feed and many people use blockers, it's a trend! But word of mouth hasn't failed since the beginning of time
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