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CAPTURING THE MOMENT: Summary
Core Content
This document explores the effectiveness of in-game advertising formats in sports content, focusing on how brands can engage fans without disrupting their experience. It presents findings from a study involving 2019 participants, analyzing the impact of different ad formats on brand perception, purchase intent, and viewer engagement.
Main Points
- In-game ads are a powerful tool for brands to connect with sports fans, especially younger generations.
- These ads fit seamlessly into gameplay, enhancing the viewing experience rather than interrupting it.
- Three primary in-game ad formats are discussed: Picture-in-Picture (PiP), Shoppable Ads, and Dynamic L-Bar Ads.
1. Picture-in-Picture (PiP) Ads
- Utility drives likeability: Audiences find PiP ads more favorable because they provide useful information.
- Brand favorability is increased, with 68% of viewers perceiving the ad as unique.
- Among potential new customers, 70% of exposed viewers are more likely to learn about the brand.
- Likeability index: 131 (indexed to an average of 100).
2. Shoppable Ads
- Feature CTA or QR code, offering a direct path to purchase.
- 70% of viewers agree the ad caught their attention.
- 66% of viewers want to learn more about the brand after seeing the ad.
- Among in-market viewers, 21% are likely to scan the QR code after seeing the ad.
- These ads are particularly effective in driving meaningful interactions with viewers ready to make a purchase.
3. Dynamic L-Bar Ads
- A customizable border with prominent branding appears around the content.
- These ads are visually appealing, with 64% of viewers agreeing.
- They help aid ad recall and improve brand awareness, especially for Delta.
- Minimal disruption is a key feature, with 37% of Gen Z and 26% of Millennials preferring it.
Key Findings
- 70% of Americans regularly watch live sports.
- In-game ads are less intrusive and more memorable than conventional TV ads.
- 68% of viewers found in-game ads unique.
- 2/3rds of viewers are open to seeing the same ad again, with Gen Z and Millennials showing the strongest sentiment.
- 49% of viewers had not seen an ad format like this before, indicating a unique opportunity for brands to leverage novelty.
Audience Preferences
| Preferred Ad Features | Gen Z | Millennials | Gen X | Boomers |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Exclusive offers and discounts | 44% | 31% | 32% | 32% |
| Background graphics | 38% | 29% | 25% | 21% |
| Call-to-action/QR code | 34% | 21% | 18% | 9% |
| Subtitles | 34% | 21% | 21% | 15% |
| Minimal disruption | 37% | 26% | 49% | 61% |
Implications
- Unlock branding potential: In-game ads offer an additional touchpoint for brands to boost awareness and create lasting impressions.
- Collaborate for success: Brands should work with strategy teams to identify key opportunities and customize ads to align with audience preferences.
- Good for all stakeholders: In-game ads benefit viewers (less disruption), advertisers (effective engagement), and publishers (new revenue stream).
Conclusion
In-game advertising represents a novel and effective way for brands to connect with sports fans in an immersive and non-intrusive manner. By leveraging the right ad formats and timing, brands can enhance viewer experience, drive engagement, and create meaningful brand interactions.
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