Marketing term definitions

FAST TV

🎉 THe fun  definition:

FAST TV stands for Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television, which is like cable TV's fun, younger cousin—except this one doesn't make you worry about the bill each month. It delivers pre-packaged TV channels over the internet, all wrapped in a shiny, "free" bow, with a side of commercial breaks that show up just often enough to remind you why you're not actually paying for it. So, think of it as the modern-day soap operas, but with more choices and less melodrama.

🤓 THe nerdy  definition:

FAST TV stands for Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television, a model that has gained traction in the streaming industry as a cost-effective alternative to subscription-based services. FAST platforms offer viewers a linear TV-like experience through online streaming, where content is delivered in a scheduled format and monetized through advertisements. This model attracts consumers who are cost-conscious but willing to tolerate ads for access to a wide range of television programming, often incorporating a mix of live channels, on-demand content, and niche offerings. For marketers, FAST TV provides an advantageous landscape for reaching broad audiences with targeted advertising, leveraging data analytics to refine campaign effectiveness and enhance customer engagement. The growing acceptance of FAST TV highlights shifting consumer preferences towards ad-supported content as binge-watching fatigue and subscription fatigue become more prevalent.

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