Who's Buying Your CPG Goods? A look at the CPG-Inclined Online Video Viewer
Consumer packaged goods manufacturers are the largest category for online video advertising, but who exactly are the video viewers watching the ads served up by the CPG makers? Online ad technology firm Collective analyzed millions of video ad impressions and paired them with purchase data to develop six profiles of consumers watching online video and buying beauty, food and beverage products. This information can provide additional insights for CPG brands on where and how to reach their specific market online.
For example, Collective found that online video viewers who tend to purchase diet food are 25% more likely be female, 53% more likely to be 55 to 64, 20% more likely to earn more than $100,000 and 30% more likely to also be a high TV watcher. But Collective also delved into some interesting tidbits beyond the basic demographic information — this group is 30% to 100% more likely to search online for information about TV series, restaurants and hair care, an interesting stat that underscores their other habits and potentially unlocks new ways to find them.
By contrast, organic food product buyers don’t watch as much TV. They are 20% more likely to be low TV viewers. They’re also 30% more likely to be female, 120% more likely to be 25 to 34, and 20% more likely to earn more than $100,000. Beyond that, they’re more likely to be in the market for travel and cars, and to search out information on restaurants, education, and new moms and parenting.
Audiences that index high for beauty products and watching online video are 25% more likely to be female, 30% more likely to be 18 to 24 and twice as likely to earn more than $100,000, while also having a high propensity to seek out information on vacations, home appliances, hotels and college admissions.
Meanwhile, consumers who are likely to buy carbonated drinks are 25% more likely to earn less than $100,000, are 27% more likely to be high TV viewers, and are 45% more likely to be in the market for a home equity line of credit loan, a new car and auto parts — findings that also underscore that brands might be able to reach those consumers on sites related to those interests.
For a deeper look at the these profiles and other ones Collective developed check out the report.
Recent Video Daily Articles
-
YouTube Videos Don't Have to be THAT Short June 18, 11:35 a.m.
A group of students at Columbia College in Chicago have taken a good, detailed look at ...
-
A New JW Player Is Making Its Push for Mobile Use June 17, 2:45 p.m.
One of the most revealing ways to discover where the online video and advertising business is ...
-
Would You Sing In Front of Your Hometown? June 14, 3:50 p.m.
You could argue that regular everyday people have done more to popularize/legitimize online videos than anybody ...
-
Thwarting Competition Is Just What It's All About June 13, 2:53 p.m.
A nice little eruption occurred at the cable convention in Washington, DC this week about cable ...
-
If New York Mayoral Candidate's YouTube Testimonials Work, Local Campaigns Everywhere Could Change June 12, 3:40 p.m.
Hardly anything that happens first in New York City seems to really relate to anything that ...
-
Online Advertising Is Going Somewhere, But Not Fast June 11, 2 p.m.
I’m thankful for the content providers that tell me I can stop this pre-roll ad right ...
-
What's So Hot About the Internet, The Times Asks June 10, 3:24 p.m.
Sunday’s New York Times Magazine devoted itself to pondering and celebrating inventions. In the introduction, the ...
-
When the First Screen Hands Off to the Second Screen June 7, 3:13 p.m.
You’re watching “NCIS” on CBS and on your tablet, you’re cruising through your Facebook page,when a ...
-
Twofers: What You're Worth and Whether YouTube Is a Good Deal June 6, 3 p.m.
Two fun stories: The “digital video value chain” made a combined $6.3 billion in 2012 revenue, ...
-
Syncbak, Nielsen Test Is An Important Step for Broadcasters June 5, 2:45 p.m.
As time marches on, it appears the local television business is inching closer and closer to ...


Be the first to comment on "Who's Buying Your CPG Goods? A look at the CPG-Inclined Online Video Viewer"
Leave a Comment