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A survey from Adelphic of Americans who stream television content shows a 62 percent rise in the number of streamers planning to do most of their holiday shopping online.

Thanks to TV’s continued dominance, advertisers can still connect with viewers and grow their consumer bases in a pandemic. Marketers who take these strategies to heart will be ready for whatever comes next, writes SVP Josh Hare.

Viant took a close look at its self-service DSP platform, Adelphic, and some 32 million profiles to determine the relationship between luxury brands and popular TV shows.

Adelphic surveyed Americans who subscribe to at least one streaming channel and found that the number who plan to do their holiday shopping online rose by 62% from past year.

In the age of social distancing, even more people have used the internet to buy products like groceries, pet supplies, and footwear. Crucially, this pattern will continue as life returns to normal, which means customers and their money are ripe for the taking, writes CMO Jon Schulz.

With Fourth of July coming up this weekend, and in honor of the famed Nathan’s hot dog eating contest, Adelphic looked at the top five hot dog brands in its database of more than 92 Million profiles and gleaned some interesting insights.

Over of a third of consumers expect to shop online more in the future, according to Behind The Rise Of Ecommerce In America, a study by demand-side platform Adelphic.

There are many opportunities to excel both in the current and post-pandemic marketing landscape, but businesses will only be able to take advantage of them if they intelligently create demand. Because of this, SMBs should use audience and measurement data to inform their CTV advertising strategies as markets reopen, writes SVP Josh Hare.

The ads tout customer satisfaction with Viant’s Adelphic platform and the way it is easy for clients to use with commercials, employing the tagline “Programmatic advertising doesn’t have to be that hard.”