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1 Google/The Behavioural Architects, Australia, “Untangling the Messy Middle,” n=1,000 prospective online purchasers per category, ages 18–65, Feb. 2020.
2 Analytic Partners, Crisis, Stabilisation, and Revitalisation Report, Global, ROI Genome Database, 2010–2020 (Global).
3 Google/Kantar/Eye Square study, AUS, 2,808 ads, 737 mins of ads shown where ad length was identifiable. Platforms included: YT, FTA, CUTV, March 2020.
4-5 Nielsen Digital Content Ratings, Monthly Total, Platform C/M, Video 0 seconds, Ppl 18+, Brand: YouTube, Unique Audience, April 2020.
6 Analytic Partners, ROI Genome, collected works, 2002–2017 (Global).
7 Kantar Millward Brown, 223 global CrossMedia studies; Categories: Food & Bev, Household, Retail, Travel, Personal care, Financial Services, Technology, Automobiles, 2015–2017.
8 Analytic Partners, Crisis, Stabilisation, and Revitalisation Report, Global, ROI Genome Database, 2007–2020.
9 Analytic Partners, Crisis, Stabilisation, and Revitalisation Report, Global, Australian norms, 2010–2020.
10 Analytic Partners, ROI Genome Database, collected works 2002–2017 (Global).
11 Analytic Partners, Crisis, Stabilisation, and Revitalisation Report, Global, ROI Genome Database, 2005–2020 (Global).
12 Analytic Partners, Crisis, Stabilisation, and Revitalisation Report, Global, ROI Genome Database, 2007–2020 (Global).
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