Hi there, 

Now that live sports’ budgets are spent and Valentine’s promos have left our inboxes, March is the month marketers shift from “big moments” to “big efficiency.”

And if you run paid search or paid social, you already know what efficiency looks like:
✅ Launching fast
✅ Optimizing in real time
✅ Measuring performance down to the dollar

For years, TV couldn’t play by those rules. Not anymore. CTV behaves like the digital channels you know: measurable, optimizable, accountable.

Which is exactly why we rounded up the smartest CTV insights for you this month:

• 📶 Why better signals are reshaping ecommerce performance

• 🔎 The discovery disruption every marketer is feeling

• 📺 The subtle shift leveling up your TV strategy

• 🔗 Singular’s cross-channel cheat code

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Signal quality is redefining ecommerce performance

Ecommerce measurement is entering its biggest shift in two decades. Browser‑based pixels, once the backbone of tracking, are losing reliability as privacy rules tighten and customer journeys move across apps, devices, and AI‑driven interfaces. As platforms lean harder into automation, the quality of the signals brands provide now has a direct impact on performance.

What this means for advertisers

Weak signals don’t just impact onsite analytics, they ripple into media efficiency, especially in CTV. Modern CTV buying depends on clean conversion data to train optimization models and connect exposure to outcomes. When browser tracking breaks down, those signals collapse, and CTV performance becomes harder to scale.

That’s why household‑level intelligence is becoming essential. By using household graphs and identity maps that connect devices within a household, advertisers can reach purchase‑ready customers more accurately, maintain more durable measurement as browser identifiers fade, and drive more efficient CTV performance across the funnel

The discovery shakeup every marketer feels

Search isn’t what it used to be

65% of marketers say AI search experiences like Google AI Overview and ChatGPT are making it harder to get noticed. Explore the top channels rated by marketers.

Attention has never been harder to earn

Customers are splintering across feeds, devices, and screens. So it’s no surprise that 73% of marketers say they struggle to find high-quality customers in 2026.

The quiet upgrade to your TV strategy

Advertise on top networks

Every marketer wants the same thing from TV: full‑screen, non‑skippable, premium placements. Ads that actually get watched.

Prioritize impressions that drive outcomes

Using AI to create content and ads is one thing. Using it to improve how those ads perform is another.

The cross-channel cheat code

CTV performance is better when all your data tells the same story. 📺📊📲

That’s why tvScientific partners with Singular, a trusted platform for cost, attribution, and analytics across CTV and mobile.

With this integration, marketers can:

📺 Measure outcomes across CTV campaigns
📲 Unify mobile and CTV attribution for a true cross-channel view
💰 Import cost data to analyze ROAS and performance efficiency in one place

As the industry shifts from big moments to big efficiency, the marketers who win are the ones who adapt fastest. 

CTV is finally giving performance teams the control they’ve always wanted, and the brands leaning in now are the ones pulling ahead.

Happy advertising! 

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