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CTV

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What is CTV?

CTV stands for Connected TV. It refers to television sets that are connected to the internet and can stream video content. Common uses include watching streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon Prime Video, as well as accessing apps and browsing the web directly on the TV.

What other technologies are related to CTV?

CTV Competitor Technologies

DOOH competes for advertising budgets with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 30% (149) of relevant job posts
Social media advertising competes for ad spend with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 3% (156) of relevant job posts
Paid social media advertising competes for ad spend with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 2% (135) of relevant job posts
Traditional TV advertising competes for viewership and ad budgets with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 3% (70) of relevant job posts
Meta (Facebook) competes for advertising budgets with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 0% (204) of relevant job posts
Mobile advertising competes for advertising budgets with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 1% (69) of relevant job posts
TikTok competes for advertising budgets with CTV.
mentioned alongside CTV in 0% (193) of relevant job posts

CTV Complementary Technologies

AI can enhance CTV ad targeting and performance.
mentioned alongside CTV in 94% (83) of relevant job posts
Google provides various ad solutions that can be used to support CTV advertising campaigns.
mentioned alongside CTV in 63% (118) of relevant job posts
Online video advertising is closely related to CTV and can be part of a broader video strategy.
mentioned alongside CTV in 34% (79) of relevant job posts

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