WSJ: TV Viewers Depend on Commercials to Discover New Shows
TV networks have been shelling out big bucks to market their new fall TV lineup—and for good reason. Even as the TV industry faces mounting pressure from consumers who are opting to “cut the cord” or watch programs on streaming services and mobile devices, new research from data and analytics…
Busting Three of the Biggest Myths about Big Data
Separate fact from fiction as we dispel some of the nastier and more persistent myths surrounding big data and how it is being used by brands. The words “big data” have been popping up in the media for a few years now, so we understand if you feel a bit…
Finding Common Threads and Distinct Metrics Among Different Verticals
Examining the relationship between vertical metrics in detail yields insights to marketers who aim to provide specialized service to the brands they serve. The way different industries measure success can vary wildly. A bad week for one vertical market could be stellar for another. For example, a hurricane is often…
Annalect Research: U.S. Pet Owners
Nearly 60% of U.S. households or approximately 83 million families are pet owners, and many of them are spending a substantial amount of money on the care and feeding of their furry and scaly friends. With pet humanization being the driving factor, the pet market is projected to earn $61…
Annalect Research Report: Back-to-School 2015
The second largest shopping period of the year is here – how are your sales matching up to these expectations? [download file=”https://www.annalect.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/09/Annalect_Research_Back_To_School_2015.pdf” title=”Back to School 2015″] Despite strong consumer confidence, sales are expected to decline slightly this year. Total spend is projected to be $68 billion, down 17% from last year’s…
TV Ad Spending Shifts as Audiences Move Online
Digital video has disrupted TV in a big way and will shape the direction of original programming and the TV ad spending tied to it in years to come. The new high benchmark set by our recent “Golden Age” of TV shows is both a blessing and a curse for…