With streaming services gaining popularity, traditional television is becoming a thing of the past—and so are the commercials we grew up with. Marketing experts have had to develop creative ways to break into streaming and OTT (over-the-top) advertising in bypassing commercials altogether.
OTT advertising allows marketers the chance to connect with audiences through their streaming services like Netflix, Hulu, Disney, and more. OTT advertising allows marketers to connect with and engage with new audiences who have become unreachable through traditional television commercials.
Stay up-to-date with the latest streaming services and OTT advertising techniques to find out how to get your business in front of your target audience. Read more about streaming services, how they continue to develop and how marketers can carve out a place for themselves among streaming services.

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Netflix Beats McDonald’s, Nike as Gen Alpha’s Favorite Brand

Streamer ranked 'coolest' brand among 7- to 14-year-olds.

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There’s No Hurting Hulu’s Latest Live Sports Campaign

Hulu's Live Sports campaign features Eagles QB Jalen Hurts in a 30-second spot.

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Only Murders in the Building Gets to a Better State With New Season 3 Sponsors

The Hulu series welcomes 17 brands, including in-show integrations from State Farm.

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From a Black Friday NFL Game to QR Code Effectiveness, the Industry Is Tuning In to Shoppable TV

From Roku to Netflix, publishers are pushing the boundaries of ad tech and commerce.

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In Disney’s Push for Streaming Profitability, More Price Hikes Are Imminent

Bob Iger reveals subscriber numbers for Disney+'s ad tier, with plans to steer more customers to it.

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Exclusive: Netflix Closes First Upfront Season, Doubles Ad Tier Monthly Active Users to 10 Million

The company secured deals at 'top-of-market pricing' for streaming.

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Paramount Streaming Losses Shrink, Subscribers Reach 61 Million

DTC advertising revenue grew 21%, but streaming lost $424 million.

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Peacock Climbs to 24 Million Subscribers as Industry Strikes Continue

The streaming service lost $651 million in the second quarter.

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How the Stars of Prime Video’s Hawaiian Series Are Shifting the Surfing Wave

The three elite athletes discuss their new Prime Video series and much more.

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New Roku Partnership to Help Fans Watch Women’s Sports Ahead of World Cup

Apartments.com is the first sponsor of Women’s Sports Zone.

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Advertisers Prefer Premium Video Despite Economic Uncertainty, According to Comcast Report

The company released its annual findings, noting that traditional TV is still a media plan staple.

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Exclusive: Just Women’s Sports and Adobe Team Up for In-Studio World Cup Show

The eight-episode series is hosted by Katie Nolan and soccer star Midge Purce.

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Tubi Taps Vimeo Chief Anjali Sud as New CEO

The exec replaces founder Farhad Massoudi.

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The Biggest Questions From the HBO-Dominated 2023 Emmy Nominations

The Warner Bros. Discovery network pulled in 127 nominations, but will that impact the brand's changing strategy?