For the first time, Amazon claimed that advertisers can now reach an audience of over 19 million customers on its ad-supported tier - equivalent to more than a third of U.K. adults.
Unlike Netflix, which asks people to opt into its ad-supported tier, Amazon put everyone in its ad-supported tier by default, forcing customers to opt out if they wanted an ad-free experience.
More than half (52%) of Prime Video viewers don't watch paid linear TV in the U.K. They also spend 36% more on Amazon.co.uk compared to the average customer.
Amazon's exclusive audience is clearly central to its pitch, signaling a feeling of vindication over how it has built the ads tier of Prime Video over the last nine months.
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