DIRECTV Advertising partners with FourthWall to revolutionize cross-screen, data-driven targeting with precision
FourthWall, a player in media audiences and analytics, has announced its strategic partnership with DIRECTV Advertising, to include DIRECTV's set-top-box and streaming data from millions of households within FourthWall's Reveal™ Platform. This sets the stage for a transformative era in multi-platform data solutions, enabling greater accuracy for audience targeting and full-funnel analytics, yielding higher-performing campaigns and optimized solutions for brands.
DIRECTV's nationwide scale and deterministic audience is a strong foundation to power insights for marketers of any size across all U.S. markets. Combined with FourthWall's advanced Reveal™ Platform, with its 24-hour turnaround for custom audience creation, instantaneous 1st party data onboarding, and same-day audience-to-attribution analytics, the partnership will help empower customers' data-driven decisions with unmatched quality insights, speed, and scale.
DIRECTV Advertising plans to use FourthWall's Reveal™ Platform to expand its advertising portfolio with powerful new solutions for its clients and partners. This includes the ability to create customizable audience segments for advertisers, which will enable faster turnaround times to meet market demand in a digital environment.
Amy Leifer, Chief Advertising Sales Officer, DIRECTV Advertising: "DIRECTV's viewership data has always been trusted by our agency and advertising partners to enhance their advertising solutions and yield valuable insights. Now, the partnership with FourthWall makes it faster and more seamless to leverage our data across various platforms."
Paul Haddad, CEO, FourthWall: "FourthWall's partnership with DIRECTV Advertising is a significant step forward for the industry. Our innovative approach, unmatched infrastructure flexibility, and speed in providing results will now be combined with DIRECTV's impressive scale and precision to benefit all local, regional, and national advertisers."
