CTVGraph segments
CTVGraph Audience Segments
Browse CTVGraph audience segments for connected TV planning, streaming behavior, and cross-screen media activation.
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Amazon Watchers
Individuals who are likely to watch Amazon video content on over the top (OTT) devices
Ad Supported Free Access
Individuals who are likely to watch an ad supported free service on over the top (OTT) devices
Hulu Watchers
Individuals who are likely to watch Hulu video content on over the top (OTT) devices
Freemium Sports Ad Supported
Individuals who are likely to watch a free premium sports services on over the top (OTT) devices
Premium Rentals
Individuals who are likely to purchase premium rentals on over the top (OTT) devices
SVOD Watchers
Individuals who are likely to watch subscription video services (Netflix, Hulu, Disney Plus, HBO, etc.) on over the top ...
All Watchers
Individuals who are likely to watch video on over the top (OTT) devices
Premium Paid Subscription
Individuals who are likely to watch a premium paid subscription services on over the top (OTT) devices
YouTube Watchers
Individuals who are likely to watch YouTube video content on over the top (OTT) devices
Netflix Watchers
Individuals who are likely to watch Netflix video content on over the top (OTT) devices
Game Console Users
Individuals who are likely to use a gaming console to watch video content
Premium Sports Paid Subscription
Individuals who are likely to watch a premium sports paid subscription service on over the top (OTT) devices
Streaming DVR Paid Subscription
Individuals who are likely to have a paid subscription for DVR
Frequently asked questions
What is CTVGraph used for?
CTVGraph supports connected TV and cross-screen campaigns by organizing audiences around streaming behavior, viewing interests, and media consumption signals.
Can CTVGraph segments support digital campaigns beyond TV?
Yes. CTVGraph segments can inform cross-screen planning where advertisers want consistent audience strategy across connected TV and digital media.