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Unilever Leads in Connected TV Advertising in Pakistan

  • August 1, 2024
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Unilever Pakistan is making waves in the advertising industry with its innovative use of Connected TV (CTV) technology. By syncing ad campaigns across television and mobile devices, Unilever has achieved unprecedented levels of audience engagement and brand recall.

Izhar Khan, Media and Digital Manager at Unilever, spearheaded the initiative, which has seen significant success for the company’s hair care products. Viewers are now exposed to the same advertisements seamlessly across their TV screens and mobile devices, enhancing brand visibility and impact.

This marks a significant step forward in Unilever’s digital transformation journey, which began in 2016 with the “Connected 4 Growth” program. The company has since invested heavily in technology, including AI, IoT, and data analytics, to optimize operations and understand consumer behavior.

CTV advertising has proven to be highly effective, with Unilever reporting a Video Through Rate (VTR) of 73.14%, significantly surpassing industry benchmarks. This data-driven approach allows for precise targeting and measurement of advertising campaigns, ensuring maximum return on investment.

Sheikh Adil Hussain, Director of Marketing for Hair Care at Unilever, expressed satisfaction with the campaign’s results, highlighting the technology’s ability to reinforce brand messaging and drive consumer engagement.

As Unilever continues to push the boundaries of advertising, the company’s success with CTV demonstrates the potential of technology to transform consumer experiences and drive business growth.

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