The world of TV is evolving and there are more opportunities than ever for brands to advertise with both linear TV and VOD / addressable TV at all budget levels. TV advertising is still one of the most effective ways to promote your brand. Linear TV and broadcaster VOD combined reach 89% of ABC1 adults in the UK every week and TV boosts the effectiveness of other channels by up to 54%[1].
Linear TV’s unbeatable reach gives the opportunity to quickly boost exposure for brand awareness campaigns, or we can plan the TV strategy towards sales targets. It all depends on your objectives. Whether your goal is low-cost response, mass brand awareness or reaching niche audiences in specific programming, our team is here to help.
Linear TV is the traditional broadcasting approach where programmes are scheduled and broadcast at specific times. Despite all the digital channels now available, linear TV is still hugely popular and there are massive audience events, like reality show finals and sporting events, that households gather for at a certain time.
Linear TV is also extremely cost efficient, with low cost per thousands (CPMs) compared to many other media types. Research frequently shows that TV is the best medium for building trust, achieving an emotional connection, and delivers better short term and long term ROI than other media channels.
Very Media works with all the major broadcasters to plan and buy spot ad and sponsorship campaigns, as well as product placement. Our expert team will research your product and market and, depending on your target audiences and objectives, we will create a tailored regional or national TV plan to achieve your goals.
All our TV campaigns are carefully managed and optimised, and we provide full reporting against your KPIs (using TV attribution software where appropriate).
[1] Source: IPA TouchPoints 2025 / Thinkbox TV works for brands of all sizes
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