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New reach & frequency study with Ubisoft

English impact research Think with Google Blog youtube
Friday, April 15, 2011

We are pleased to announce the release of our first multi-country reach and frequency study, with Ubisoft.

For the launch of their video game, "Michael Jackson: The Experience", Ubisoft ran a multi-media campaign in the UK, France and Germany.

The research conducted with GfK and MarketingScan, seeks to understand the overall impact of each media and YouTube formats in the mix-media in terms of reach and frequency. It also examines the incremental impact of YouTube in terms of reach, frequency and profiles.



Key findings from the study:

  • YouTube can drive incremental reach for your campaign.
  • The YouTube Masthead maximises incremental reach of YouTube, especially among core target groups aged 16-34.
  • YouTube can optimise cost-efficiency of cross-media campaigns.
  • A longer YouTube schedule - achievable with alternative formats (ROS, Pre-roll) - will help maximise reach potential of YouTube over four weeks and allow a greater cost-efficiency.

To learn more, please download the full study here.


Posted by Selina Rennie, Agency Team

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