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Your potential clients are cutting the cord and streaming their favorite shows—but is your law firm showing up where they’re watching? With Prime Legal Ads, you can run highly targeted ads on premium streaming platforms like Hulu, YouTube TV, Roku, and more. Unlike traditional TV advertising, streaming TV ads let you target your ideal clients based on location, demographics, and behavior—so your firm’s message reaches the right people at the right time.
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Although you can determine that your ideal customer is likely watching a specific event or watches certain news networks, you can't reliably predict their viewing behavior.
We can identify a user that has a high affinity to your brand or service, then follow their account to deliver your ad to them, no matter what they decide to watch.
Around 85% of U.S. households now have at least one subscription to a video streaming service, such as Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime Video orMax. U.S. users have an average of four streaming service subscriptions, according to the Deloitte Digital Media Trends Study. Another study found that 7% of Americans have six or more streaming subscriptions
In 2021, it was reported that 67% of U.S. households had a paid TV subscription, proving that while cord-cutting is popular, it has not completely taken over the industry. That said, with many streaming services offering live TV packages, that figure could change.
A full 15% of people said they spend $50 or more on video streaming subscriptions per month, but the majority of people spend between $20 and $29.99. Those aged 35 to 49 spend the most on streaming subscriptions, with 24% paying for more than five.A whopping 93% of Americans said they plan on increasing their streaming options or at least making a change to their existing streaming plan.
In the U.S., 55% of people use an ad-supported video streaming service. Ad-supported streaming subscription tiers are usually offered as a cheaper — or free — way to stream.Consumers have mixed feelings on the subject, with 28% saying they want an ad-free streaming experience and 16% claiming they would leave if advertisements were added to the service. On the other hand, 53% of U.S. consumers said they would be happy to watch commercials between shows if the cost of streaming services was lowered
A recent survey found that 72% of Americans say they love their streaming service user experience. Close to 80% of Netflix subscribers said they were satisfied with the service.
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