THE FUTURE OF CTV ADVERTISING IN EUROPE

The European CTV advertising market is gaining traction, but there has been a shortage of quality research on how the various stakeholders perceive the opportunities and the challenges ahead.

PubMatic commissioned a new study from VideoWeek Research to gauge the industry’s outlook for programmatic CTV advertising across the EMEA region with a view to informing the market about the key market drivers and inhibitors.

Download ​CTV Research — chapter: Italy​ (in Italian)​

Download ​CTV Research — chapter: Germany​ (in German)​

Download ​CTV Research — chapter: Spain​ (in Spanish)​

Download ​CTV Research — chapter: Sweden​ (in Swedish)​


Here’s just a sample of the findings from the study that you can download today:

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RESEARCH FINDINGS

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Two Speed Europe

Market participants in the European CTV advertising are moving at two different speeds. Large global players, often with unified content, technology and data infrastructure, are moving quickly to disrupt the market. Local players are moving more slowly, but actively deploying next generation TV advertising solutions.

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Local Innovation is Ramping Up

CTV in Europe has moved from abstract intentions to tangible solutions. While the industry has been talking about CTV for the last ten years, most markets in this study exhibit an unprecedented density of initiatives and market offerings that have just been deployed.

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Programmatic is Moving from Afterthought to Infancy

While programmatic CTV advertising is small in comparison to the US, the sell-side is already building for a future where programmatic advertising will be a driving force for future growth. The buy-side sees programmatic advertising as a means of bringing their own data to CTV advertising.

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Double Fragmentation Creates Friction for Buyers

Buyers need CTV advertising to work in a frictionless manner. However, inventory currently resides in multiple silos. Traditional TV advertising can deliver reach across different broadcasters in a harmonised manner. Yet individual CTV advertising deployments from broadcasters and limits of technical interoperability currently restrict the ability to recreate this benefit in the domain of CTV.