Infillion Launches IDVx Interactive Video-Ad Capabilities
Beta test achieved 6% lift in product consideration
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Media platform Infillion said it launched IDVx, a new technology for creating a variety of interactive ad formats for connected TV, desktop and mobile video.
Infillion said the IDVx ads are scalable and measurable and provide high-performance creative that can be sold efficiently on a programmatic basis.
IDVx ad formats include carousels that enable advertisers to showcase multiple products, polls and quizzes to engage viewers, units with hotspots that viewers can click to get more info about product features and shoppability, enabling viewers to make purchases.
IDVx optimizes campaigns to drive higher brand lift and purchase intent, achieving a 2% interaction rate and a 90%-plus video completion rate benchmark, Infillion said.
“As linear TV viewership wanes, advertisers are looking for a high-performing alternative that delivers measurable outcomes and ROI,” Infillion chief marketing officer and chief revenue officer Laurel Rossi said. “Infillion’s TrueX pioneered the focus on attention and interactivity for video ads more than 12 years ago. We know the difference between engagement and fly-by, inadvertent clicks. Advertisers have wanted a scalable performance-driven, creative experience. We’re now able to meet that demand with IDVx, which combines Infillion’s immersive creative capabilities and MediaMath’s programmatic technology.”
Based on a beta test, digital research company Cint found IDVx campaigns resulted in a 7% increase in product awareness, an 8% lift in product familiarity, and a 6% lift in purchase consideration.
IDVx is Infillion’s first new product since it acquired MediaMath in 2023.
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