YouTube Usage and Purchase Consideration: Research Data
Reference figures from GP Inc.’s survey of 7,704 respondents on YouTube usage, attention to advertising, contextual relevance and purchase consideration.
Read moreReference figures from GP Inc.’s survey of 7,704 respondents on YouTube usage, attention to advertising, contextual relevance and purchase consideration.
Read moreTracking every local-language World Cup video that trended on YouTube across five Asian markets. Buying the Sports category would have missed 39% to 72% of it.
Read moreAmong viewers who disliked or felt neutral about YouTube advertising, favourable impressions rose roughly 2.7 times when the ad was relevant to the video around it.
Read moreA campaign can report a 40-50% view rate while only 3% of multitasking viewers actually watch the ad. Survey research across 7,704 respondents on why the two numbers diverge.
Read moreHow to write an objective that can be tested, split budget by market familiarity, match format to funnel stage, and avoid the three planning mistakes that recur across Asian markets.
Read moreAre marketers relying too much on metrics? Explore why data alone isn’t enough, and how human insight and context drive more meaningful advertising across SEA.
Read moreWhy content programmes in Asia fail on distribution rather than writing, how to choose topics from real demand, and how to measure each content type against the job it was built for.
Read moreA quarter of people consult YouTube while deciding what to buy, and it leads all online media for games, daily necessities and cosmetics. Why last-click reporting misses it.
Read moreWhy generational labels break down across Asian markets, what predicts response better than demography, and how to build personas that change a media decision.
Read moreMusic reaches more YouTube viewers than any other category and holds the least attention. What the category data says about the trade-off between reach and being looked at.
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