Online rollover ads that let consumers move their mouse over a video promo to access more information about a brand have been a boon for publishers looking to make their videos a bit more interactive for consumers.
Innovid, a company that powers campaigns for publishers including CBS, MSN, Crackle, Hulu and Roku, is launching a beta program to make its interactive video ads compatible with social posts. Innovid's advertisers include Microsoft, Mondelez and Target.
British tea and coffee brand Taylors of Harrogate ran a campaign last December to test the technology.
A 30-second video featured a button in the corner of the screen. When users scroll over it, they can take a quiz to find their perfect coffee flavor, buy products from retailers including Sainsbury's and Asda and sign up for emails.
The new format resulted in a 35 percent engagement rate with 4,400 likes, more than 250 comments and 400 shares....
Via Jeff Domansky, BSN
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