ENGAGING THE MIND HOW CONSUMERS REALLY RESPOND TO CONNECTED & LINEAR TV ADS

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ENGAGING THE MIND HOW CONSUMERS REALLY RESPOND TO CONNECTED & LINEAR TV ADS

AVERAGE MINUTES AVERAGE MINUTES SHORTER VIEWING SESSIONS CONTINUE TO DRIVE THE TV RATINGS DECLINE Average Minutes Per Day Tuning In 2017 2018 360 1 ST QUARTER 360 2 ND QUARTER 270 270 180 180 90 90 0 ADULTS 18-34 ADULTS 18-49 ADULTS 25-54 0 ADULTS 18-34 ADULTS 18-49 ADULTS 25-54 2 Source: Nielsen

CONSUMERS ARE STILL HUNGRY FOR VIDEO. THEY JUST WANT IT ON THEIR OWN TERMS - CHEAPER AND ON-DEMAND Standalone OTT Devices (Millions) Roku Apple TV Google Chromecast Amazon Fire TV Smart TVs (Millions) 240M 26.9M 180M 152.5 12.8M 19.6M 7.6M 8.6M 9.5M 120M 89.9M 115.4 5.4M 6.5M 8.9M 4.8M 7.7M 10.7M 8.3M 15.4M 21.6M 28.3M 60M 2016 2017 2018 2019 2013* 2014* 2015* 2016* 2017* 2018* 19 20 21 22 3 *Q1,Q2,Q3, Q4 Source: Nielsen, MAGNA estimates

OUR RESEARCH OBJECTIVE Determine whether consumers are more engaged with ads in short-form video content on connected TV compared to traditional content on linear TV through a typical DVR style experience 4

HOW WE CONDUCTED THE EXPERIMENT METRICS METHODOLOGY SAMPLE We measured eyes looking at the screen, as well as emotional and cognitive responses to ads on connected TV (Chromecasted YouTube) vs. the same ads on linear TV. We used brain pulses from Electroencephalography (EEG) and eye-tracking glasses for measurement. Recruitment Consumers were pre-recruited based on their media consumption habits and participated in an in-lab media experience. EEG Testing Participants were set up with neurometric equipment to measure eyes looking at the screen, emotion, arousal and cognitive load. Media Experience Participants viewed a single media experience: linear TV or Chromecasted YouTube. The order of all ads were randomly assigned. Survey Post exposure survey to measure traditional brand metrics (ad recall, perceptions, etc.) and qualitative feedback. N=119 Ages 18-65 51% Female / 49% Male Connected TV Heavy connected TV user, light linear TV user. Connected TV includes: Streamed video content (e.g. Netflix, Hulu, YouTube) on a television set Linear TV Heavy linear TV user, light connected TV user. Linear TV includes: Live TV, pre-recorded TV (e.g. using a DVR), VOD (video on demand) on a television set 5

TWO DISTINCT MEDIA EXPERIENCES CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV Participants selected YouTube videos to watch based on their interests. After each video, they selected another to watch until they watched 6 in total. Chromecast was used to play all content on a living room television set. THE TOTAL VIEWING EXPERIENCE: ~20 minutes, depending on the length of selected videos Participants, selected from pre-recorded DVR, arranged into a channel lineup. Once a selection was made, participants watched the 30 minute show until completion. All content appeared on a living room television set. THE TOTAL VIEWING EXPERIENCE: 30 minutes 6

REALISTIC AD EXPERIENCES CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV 3 Pre-Roll Ads 19 Mid-Roll Ads 45 Seconds of Ads Order Of Ads Randomized 8 Minutes of Ads Order Of Ads Randomized 7

THE ADS WE MEASURED ACROSS ALL USERS, 4 DISTINCT ADS WERE MEASURED ON BOTH PLATFORMS INDUSTRY VERTICALS INCLUDE Travel Ad 1 Ad 2 Ad 3 Ad 4 CPG Health & Beauty Ad 1 Ad 3 Ad 2 Ad 4 CPG Consumables SAME ADS MEASURED IN EACH EXPERIENCE TO CONTROL FOR THE EFFECTS OF CREATIVE OTC Pharma 8

CONTROLLING FOR EYES ON SCREEN Participants were not allowed to use their phones or have other distractions that exist outside of lab settings (eating, talking to others, other media, etc.). This was instituted to understand the impact ads on each platform have on unconscious responses, while controlling for eyes on screen. 9

MEASURING THE MIND WITH NEUROSCIENCE A CONSUMER S UNCONSCIOUS RESPONSE TO BRANDS EMOTION What is the emotional intensity that customers are experiencing? This is a brain derived score. COGNITIVE ACTIVITY Are consumers processing the information given? Are they experiencing information overload and stress? This is a brain derived score predicting comprehension and learning. AROUSAL Are consumers engaged in their experiences? This is also a brain derived score that measures engagement. 10 NEUROSCIENCE METRICS EYES ON SCREEN What are consumers seeing, and what are they missing? Are they distracted or focused? This is extracted from the eye-tracker.

11 THE CONSUMER PERSPECTIVE ONE SCREEN, TWO EXPERIENCES

CONSUMERS ARE PAINFULLY AWARE OF HIGHER AD LOAD ON LINEAR TV Perception of Ad Load During Media Experience Perceived # of Ads Actual # of Ads Perceived # of Ads Actual # of Ads 13.9 ADS 19 ADS 3.6 ADS 3 ADS LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV 12 Q: If you were to guess, how many ads played as you watched the? Linear TV n= 59; Connected TV n= 60

NUMBER OF ADS ON LINEAR TV CROSSES THE LINE, BUT NOT ON CONNECTED TV Perception Of Ad Load - Too Much Advertising % Agree 56% TOO MANY ADS The majority of linear TV viewers disapprove of its ad load 8% LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV 13 Q: During your experience today watching, what did you think about the level of advertising? = statistically significant difference between linear TV and Connected TV at p<0.05 Linear TV n= 59; Connected TV n= 60

WE ASKED CONSUMERS WHY THEY WATCH EACH TYPE OF VIDEO 14

CONNECTED TV PREFERRED FOR ITS VARIETY, USER CONTROL, AND AS A WAY TO AVOID OVER EXPOSURE TO ADS Reason(s) For Watching % Agree Linear TV Connected TV 79% MANY BENEFITS Despite the perception of too many ads, convenience and variety are stronger motivations for using connected TV 72% 64% 57% 43% 47% 43% 47% 38% 26% 20% 16% 28% 18% 23% 31% 26% 24% AVAILABILITY WIDE VARIETY EASY TO FIND TO AVOID ADS PREMIUM CONTENT EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ** PREFERRED EXPERIENCE BACKGROUND NOISE LIVE VIDEOS* 15 *Live Videos: e.g. Sports, News **It's the only place to find what I want to watch Q: Why do you stream video content on your TV? (Select all that apply) Q: Why do you watch TV (e.g. Live TV, VOD, Pre-recorded)? (Select all that apply) Linear TV N=95, Connected TVN=92

CONNECTED TV VIEWERS LIKE CONNECTED TV MORE THAN LINEAR TV VIEWERS LIKE LINEAR TV Reason(s) For Watching % Agree Linear TV Connected TV 79% 72% 64% 57% 43% 47% 43% 47% 38% 26% 20% 16% 28% 18% 23% 31% 26% 24% AVAILABILITY WIDE VARIETY EASY TO FIND TO AVOID ADS PREMIUM CONTENT EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ** PREFERRED EXPERIENCE BACKGROUND NOISE LIVE VIDEOS* 16 *Live Videos: e.g. Sports, News **It's the only place to find what I want to watch Q: Why do you stream video content on your TV? (Select all that apply) Q: Why do you watch TV (e.g. Live TV, VOD, Pre-recorded)? (Select all that apply) Linear TV N=95, Connected TVN=92

LINEAR TV ONLY EXCEEDS CONNECTED TV AS A SCREEN FOR BACKGROUND NOISE OR WATCHING LIVE CONTENT Reason(s) For Watching % Agree Linear TV Connected TV 79% 72% 64% 57% 43% 47% 43% 47% 38% 26% 20% 16% 28% 18% 23% 31% 26% 24% AVAILABILITY WIDE VARIETY EASY TO FIND TO AVOID ADS PREMIUM CONTENT EXCLUSIVE CONTENT ** PREFERRED EXPERIENCE BACKGROUND NOISE LIVE VIDEOS* 17 *Live Videos: e.g. Sports, News **It's the only place to find what I want to watch Q: Why do you stream video content on your TV? (Select all that apply) Q: Why do you watch TV (e.g. Live TV, VOD, Pre-recorded)? (Select all that apply) Linear TV N=95, Connected TVN=92

18 GOING DEEPER UNCONSCIOUS RESPONSES TO PLATFORM

LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV ON TV ON DESKTOP ON MOBILE ADS ON A SMALL SCREEN CAN BE OVERWHELMING TELEVISION CAPTURES ATTENTION WITHOUT OVERSTIMULATING Cognitive Activity (Average EEG Score) Risk Of Cognitive Overload 1.0 Cognitive Overload Marketers need to be careful not to overstimulate on mobile, potentially making shorter ads ideal In general, the device affects cognitive load more than the platform Optimal 0.63 0.64 0.63 0.69 0.73 0.5 0 Boredom CURRENT STUDY BENCHMARKS FOR VIDEO ADS 19 = statistically significant difference between linear TV and connected TV at p<0.05 LTV N=59, CTV N=60

RETENTION OF ADS IS 3.8X HIGHER ON CONNECTED TV, EVEN WHEN CONTROLLING FOR ATTENTION 6% 23% LINEAR TV* Unaided Ad Recall (% Who Recalled Ad) *Based Off 25% Scale CONNECTED TV* 20 Q:You may or may not have been shown a message from a brand during your video experience today. If you can recall any brands being mentioned or shown, please write each brand on a separate line below. = statistically significant difference between linear TV and connected TV at p<0.05 Linear TV N=59, Connected TV N=60

NEGATIVE NEUTRAL POSITIVE THE SAME ADS ARE GENERATING MORE POSITIVE EMOTION WHEN VIEWED A CONNECTED TV 0.55 0.50 0.53 Emotion (EEG Score) While similar levels of mental processing occur on each platform, the experience is very different (lean-forward, lower ad load, etc.), creating a different mindset while viewing the ad. 0.45 0.46 0.40 LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV 21 = statistically significant difference between linear TV and connected TV at p<0.05 Linear TV N=59, Connected TV N=60

STRONGER EMOTIONS ARE PREDICTIVE OF PURCHASE INTENT Positive Correlation Between Emotion (Motivation) And Purchase Intent Positive Correlation Between Emotion (Motivation) And Brand Favorability 1.0 1.0 EMOTION (while focused on product) 0.5 EMOTION (while focused on product) 0.5 0.0 1 2 3 4 5 0.0 1 2 3 4 5 PURCHASE INTENT (1 = very unlikely, 5 = very likely) BRAND FAVORABILITY (1 = very unfavorable, 5 = very favorable) 22 = statistically significant difference between linear TV and connected TV at p<0.05 Linear TV N=59, Connected TV N=60

23 MULTI-GENERATIONAL PERSPECTIVE PLATFORM RESPONSES BY AGE

LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV ADS RISK BOREDOM IN SOME AGE GROUPS WHILE CONNECTED TV DOES NOT Cognitive Activity (Average EEG Score) Risk Of Cognitive Overload 1.0 Cognitive Overload Those who watch the most linear TV older consumers are least stimulated by its ads 0.5 Optimal 0.67 0.66 0.61 0.67 0.57 0.64 0 Boredom 18-30 YEARS OLD 31-45 YEARS OLD 46-65 YEARS OLD 24 = statistically significant difference between linear TV and connected TV at p<0.05 Linear TV N=59, Connected TV N=60

LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV LINEAR TV CONNECTED TV NEGATIVE NEUTRAL POSITIVE CONNECTED TV CREATES MORE EMOTIONAL AD EXPERIENCES THAN LINEAR TV AMONG YOUNGER AND MIDDLE AGED AUDIENCES Emotion (EEG Score) 0.6 0.5 0.45 0.50 0.49 0.55 0.50 0.51 0.4 18-30 YEARS OLD 31-45 YEARS OLD 46-65 YEARS OLD 25 = statistically significant difference between linear TV and connected TV at p<0.05 Linear TV N=59, Connected TV N=60

AROUSAL (INTENSITY) AROUSAL (INTENSITY) AROUSAL (INTENSITY) YOUNGEST CONSUMERS ALSO HAVE STRONG AVOIDANCE TOWARDS LINEAR TV ADS Younger consumers response to connected TV is more neutral and less intense 1.0 Avoidance Desire 1.0 Avoidance Desire 1.0 Avoidance Desire LTV 0.5 0.5 0.5 CTV LTV CTV LTV CTV 0 Dislike Interest Dislike Interest Dislike Interest 0 0 0.3 0.5 0.7 0.3 0.5 0.7 _ EMOTIONAL VALENCE + EMOTIONAL VALENCE 0.3 0.5 0.7 _ + _ EMOTIONAL VALENCE + 18-30 YEARS OLD 31-45 YEARS OLD 46-65 YEARS OLD 26 = statistically significant difference in arousal at p<0.05 = statistically significant difference in emotional valence at p<0.05 Linear TV N=59, Connected TV N=60

KEY FINDINGS 01 CONVENIENCE OUTWEIGHS AD LOAD Connected TV is enticing consumers more by it s flexibility and variety of content than lower ad load. 02 SAME AD & SCREEN, DIFFERENT EMOTIONS Even when controlling for attention to the screen, ads on connected TV create more positive emotions. This is likely related to: o o The lean-forward nature of connected TV consumers are less likely to use it for background noise Drastically lower ad load 6X less ads! 03 ENGAGEMENT FOR ALL AGES Advertisers receive bigger benefit from the same ad on connected TV compared to linear TV. o o Younger consumers showed stronger emotional responses to connected TV and even annoyance to linear TV Older consumers did not process the information offered in linear TV ads a sign of boredom 27

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