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Pinterest partners with WPP to measure video ad viewability

With major events postponed or canceled and advertising budgets under increased scrutiny, marketers are under pressure to achieve high returns on investment. For many, that means a greater reliance on video.

“Viewability is important—and not 
all impressions are created equal.”

Antoine Le Nôtre, Head of Measurement & Insights, Pinterest France, Southern Europe & Benelux

Viewability is key

With many big events postponed or cancelled this year, and advertising budgets slashed, the pressure on marketing teams has ramped up yet another notch. Doing more with less has become the norm – but video ads on Pinterest may give you the solution you need to do just that. 

According to IAB Europe’s latest Attitudes to Digital Video Advertising research, nearly 60% of advertisers are investing in digital video to build their brand or gain a competitive advantage while 40% of agencies are using it to tell brand stories.1 It makes sense to put ad spend where your audience is. But video ads are only effective when they’re seen by real people.

Not surprisingly then, viewability has become table stakes—particularly since the Media Rating Council (MRC) redefined its Cross-Media Audience Measurement Standard. The new guidelines state that only viewable impressions should be counted to measure reach, frequency and gross rating points (GRP) across media for video campaigns.

That’s why we partnered with advertising giant WPP to measure and compare video ad viewability on mobile feed-based platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat, Twitter and Pinterest.

Defining video ad viewability

For a video ad to be considered viewable, the MRC says that at least 50% of the ad content must be visible on the screen for at least two seconds and viewed by a real person.

At Pinterest, we agree with this approach. Here’s why: Measuring reach without keeping viewability in mind can mislead advertisers into thinking their campaigns have great reach and frequency when the ad hasn’t reached eyeballs. For example, below-the-fold impressions (ads out of view on the user’s screen) or impressions counted even though the ad didn’t load before the viewer moved elsewhere.

Pinterest'te görüntülenebilirliği kıyaslama

Pinterest, platformdaki reklamların görüntülenebilirliğini ölçmek için MRC tarafından sertifikalandırılmış ve akredite edilmiş üçüncü taraf görüntülenebilirlik sağlayıcıları olan MOAT, Integral Ad Science (IAS) ve DoubleVerify ile iş ortaklığı kuruyor. Mobil akış tabanlı platformların video reklamlarının görüntülenebilirliği açısından nasıl karşılaştırıldığını daha iyi anlamak için Pinterest, Eylül 2019'da WPP ile iş birliği yaptı.

WPP tarafından aşağıdaki kriterlere göre beş kampanya seçildi:

1

Pinterest ve Facebook, Instagram, Snapchat veya Twitter gibi en az iki mobil akış tabanlı platformu içeren kampanyalar

2

Platformlarda yayınlanan aynı kısa video varlıkları (beş ila 15 saniye)

3

Erişim, Marka bilinirliği veya video görüntüleme için optimize edilmiş kampanyalar

4

MOAT veya IAS gibi aynı kampanyada MRC tarafından akredite edilmiş bir görüntülenebilirlik satıcısıyla ölçülen sonuçlar

Video view rate benchmark

WPP analyzed 221 million video impressions across five brand campaigns in three verticals (beauty and personal care, food and drinks, luxury) from September 2019 to February 2020. Based on the MRC standard, video ads on Pinterest had a 3x better view rate compared to the average social media platform.

Video completion rate benchmark

Additionally, the video completion rate on Pinterest (the percentage of times the ad played to the end) outperformed the average social media platform by 2x.

Woman on phone
3xincrease in video views on Pinterest in 2020 compared to 2019

Context matters

Other mobile feed-based platforms may have more users but they’re ad-heavy environments that often bombard people with irrelevant messages that aren’t of interest. This makes it difficult for advertisers to cut through the clutter and make their ads count.

Plus, context is everything. On Pinterest, there’s a natural alignment between what people are there to do (get ideas and inspiration) and what advertisers are there to do (enable them to act on that inspiration). That’s why video ads on Pinterest are additive to the Pinner experience. They don’t interrupt, they inspire. And because there’s more static organic content on Pinterest than other mobile feed-based platforms, it’s easier for video ads to stand out, breakthrough and capture the attention of Pinners.

In 2020, video views on Pinterest increased more than 3x over the previous year. Bottom line: video ads on Pinterest can be a great driver of ROI for marketers. That’s something to keep top of mind while planning for the remainder of 2020 and beyond.

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