“Our partnership with Samba TV provides us with extremely accurate insights into the viewing behaviors of people across the U.S., including a wide array of streaming app and program level data they are able to capture—including all of the major U.S. streamers,” Kate Sirkin, exec VP of global data partnerships at Epsilon, said in a statement. “Samba TV’s ability to deliver a granular look at the OTT viewing behavior across the streaming platforms provides our clients a deeper understanding of their customers.”
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Samba TV pioneered the development of ACR technology, enabling currency-grade, cross-screen measurement across more than 48 million opted-in televisions from two dozen different brands sold in more than 100 countries today. We are the global leader in first-party ACR TV measurement and targeting,” said Ashwin Navin, CEO and co-founder, Samba TV.
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All told, in the drive to survive in OTT, Netflix is in the pole position to shape the future of entertainment. If Sarandos and Peters can truly nail customer retention, they can focus on other key areas that will define streaming, such as sharpening their ad-supported strategy and finding new, innovative approaches to extend the lifetime value of their content portfolio.
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Netflix has the opportunity to completely transform the ad market forever by embracing new ways in which advertisers are hankering to use the incredible data and targeting capabilities of these connected platforms – but are finding increasingly difficult in the largest digital ad platforms due to policy changes.
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About 870,000 Samba TV-measured U.S. households tuned in to the first episode in the first four days since it debuted on the streaming service, according to the audience analytics company. That’s up about 59% from the 546,000 households Samba measured for the Season 2 premiere.
Read more >Samba TV’s analysis is pulled from a nationally weighted household panel that measures more than 25 million connected TVs in the U.S. in both linear and streaming TV consumption. The data firm also drills down into local metro viewership, and also surveyed the Oscar-voter-rich Los Angeles market.
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