Streaming Ads refer to advertisements delivered through streaming media platforms, such as video streaming services, music streaming apps, and online radio. These ads are typically displayed in conjunction with audio and video content that users consume over the internet in real-time, as opposed to being downloaded or stored locally. Streaming Ads can take various formats, including pre-roll (played before the content), mid-roll (played during the content), post-roll (played after the content), overlay ads (displayed on the streaming content), or interactive ads that allow user engagement.
The primary goal of Streaming Ads is to reach an audience while they are engaged with their chosen media content, leveraging the targeted nature of digital advertising to tailor messages based on user preferences, behaviors, and demographics. This form of advertising has gained popularity due to the rise of on-demand content consumption and the decline of traditional television viewership.
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