TVSquared partners with TiVo for deterministic attribution

TVSquared Adds Deterministic Data to its ADvantage Analytics Platform to Provide Even More Sophisticated TV Attribution

NEW YORK — TVSquared, the worldwide leader in TV attribution, has added TiVo’s deterministic TV viewership segments to its ADvantage platform. Incorporating TiVo’s television viewership segments within the analytics platform allows TVSquared customers to tie TV-driven response and conversions to the household level.

TVSquared ADvantage measures the immediate and longer-term impact of TV spots, quantifying response by day, daypart, program, network, genre, creative, audience segment and now, households. Advertisers can attribute a TV-driven response down to the household level, and analyze engagement at the DMA or zone level.

With a deeper understanding of the TV-driven response, advertisers get an additional layer of information about response patterns and the linear and DVR viewing habits of their target audiences. With those insights, they can continually optimize spend, realize optimal reach and frequency, and retarget digital ads for more effective, cohesive media experiences.

Calum Smeaton, CEO and founder, TVSquared: “TVSquared’s technology uncovers the short- and long-term magnitude of TV campaigns. With the addition of deterministic data, which details TV’s effectiveness at the household level, our hybrid approach to attribution shows an advertiser how TV impacts 100% of its business – all from one platform. Partnering with TiVo was an easy choice for us, as its panel data has the highest match rate in the industry.”

Walt Horstman, senior vice president and general manager, Advanced Media and Advertising, TiVo Corporation: “TiVo’s TV Viewership Data provides the most authoritative dataset across our rapidly growing audience. Our partnership with TVSquared expands upon our capabilities to provide advertisers with an unprecedented and unrivaled look into how linear and non-linear TV contributes to bottom-line business benefits.”