This document provides information about advertising video on Twitter. It notes that 90% of Twitter's video views occur on mobile devices, allowing advertisers to reach a large, engaged mobile audience. All video views on Twitter are considered viewable as they require 3 seconds of play or a user expanding and unmuting a video. Advertisers can also leverage Twitter's targeting capabilities to distribute videos to specific audiences based on keywords, interests, and TV conversations. The document highlights data showing large growth in video consumption and engagement on Twitter from Q4 2014 to Q1 2015.
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1. A DV E R T I S I N G video.twitter.com/about June 2015
V I D E O O N T W I T T E R
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Reach a highly engaged mobile
audience.
90% of Twitters video views occur on a
mobile device. Reach this engaged, discovery
oriented audience at scale with video on
Twitter.
100% viewability. No exceptions.
Demand a new standard in viewability. Video
views on Twitter are now defined as 3
seconds of play in 100% view, or if a user
clicks to expand and un-mute.
Layer on Twitters best-in-class targeting
capabilities to instantly distribute videos to key
audiences. Target based on dozen of dimensions
including keywords, interests, and even TV
conversations.
Exclusive targeting at your fingertips.
video consumption growth on Twitter
from Q414 to Q115
increase in engagement with native
videos on Twitter vs 3rd party
embedded videos
all videos on Twitter are 100%
viewable
+400% +170% +100%
V I D E O O N T W I T T E R D R I V E S D I S COV E RY & E N G AG E M E N T
Video on Twitter now offers more impact and effectiveness at scale. With Twitters new media-forward
consumption experience, videos on Twitter are more exciting for consumers and more effective for brands
Source: Twitter Internal Data, April 2015