tvScientific Working With Blockgraph To Share DTC Clients’ First-Party Data

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tvScientific said it is working with Blockgraph so that its direct-to-consumer clients can safely put their first-party data assets to work.

Clients can use their information to target audiences using tvScientfific’s connected TV platform based on consumers’ search, purchase and retail history to optimize campaigns.

“This new partnership brings together our privacy-enhanced, deterministic household identity solution with tvScientific’s sophisticated demand-side platform,” Blockgraph CEO Jason Manningham said. “This collaboration will be particularly valuable to tvScientific’s customers, as they will now be able to apply their first-party data assets more effectively and increase the overall ROI for their advertising campaigns.”

DTC brands have a lot of data on customers and potential customers. As they shift their marketing dollars from digital and social media to CTV, unlocking that data is a key to maintaining growth.

One of the first brands to work with Blockgraph and tvScientific was Lull, a direct-to-consumer mattress brand.

"Using tvScientific’s platform to leverage our first-party data has allowed us to unlock an additional channel to retarget our existing leads and customers,” said Sharone Almog, VP of marketing and e-commerce at Lull. “Data drives all of our decisions at Lull, so being able to target unique audiences who we know are interested in our brand has helped us boost campaign performance."

Blockgraph and tvScientific will enable the use of first-party data to buy programmatically.

“Combining programmatic advertising with premium video is a complex challenge, and it’s becoming more complex with the expanding landscape of services and providers,” David Koye, tvScientific co-founder and chief product officer, said. “Our new partnership with Blockgraph gives our customers the tools they need to confidently and consistently optimize performance even as campaigns become more complicated. Blockgraph’s privacy-focused identity solution gives our customers the security they need to identify and target new audiences and measure their success.”

Jon Lafayette

Jon has been business editor of Broadcasting+Cable since 2010. He focuses on revenue-generating activities, including advertising and distribution, as well as executive intrigue and merger and acquisition activity. Just about any story is fair game, if a dollar sign can make its way into the article. Before B+C, Jon covered the industry for TVWeek, Cable World, Electronic Media, Advertising Age and The New York Post. A native New Yorker, Jon is hiding in plain sight in the suburbs of Chicago.

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