TV measurement
with DISQO
Tuning in where TV meets brand outcomes
Measure across multiple TV channels
Consumers discover brands on every screen via linear TV, CTV, social video, addressable TV, and more, making it essential for marketers to understand how each channel contributes to brand outcomes. With apples-to-apples comparisons across channels, DISQO empowers marketers with a unified view of performance across the TV ecosystem.
Bringing TV data into one view
DISQO uses auto-content recognition (ACR) technology that enables deterministic measurement of ad exposure across every TV environment. By pairing large-scale ACR and taggable CTV data with DISQO’s person-level insights, brands and agencies gain a unified view of how TV campaigns drive brand awareness, favorability, and consideration. dolor in hendrerit in.
From TV exposure to digital behaviors
Connect exposure across CTV and social video to the real downstream digital behaviors consumers take after seeing your ads—searches, site visits, and competitive comparisons. Our deterministic approach replaces opportunity-to-see methods with person-level clarity, so you know how your media inspires performance incrementality across the funnel.
Sophisticated measurement allows you to cut by the following dimensions
Audience
Channel
Media partners
Creative
Placement
Frequency
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In their own words
Our ability to understand how linear and digital work together helps us optimize performance across all of our platforms. For cross-platform measurement with DISQO…we maximize the scale of our data and understand the full-funnel performance of every platform.
Sunil Soman
VP, Campaign Effectiveness
Normative benchmarks for
Connected TV Advertising
DISQO’s normative benchmarks, aggregated across thousands of campaigns, show that television has the highest impact on mid-funnel KPIs compared to cross-channel campaigns.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can DISQO measure both CTV and linear TV?
Yes. DISQO measures CTV through tagging and platform integrations, and linear TV using auto content recognition (ACR) technology. Together, they provide a unified view of performance across TV environments.
What if my TV campaign also includes social video?
DISQO measures social video exposures alongside CTV and Linear TV, so you can see how video across every screen contributes to brand outcomes in one consistent framework.
What outcomes can I measure from TV advertising?
You can measure brand outcomes like awareness, familiarity, and consideration, as well as behavioral outcomes such as branded search, site visitation, and competitive comparisons sparked by CTV campaigns.
Does DISQO measure both national and addressable TV buys?
Yes. DISQO captures exposure across national Linear and Addressable campaigns.
How does DISQO handle feasibility for TV studies?
Feasibility depends on campaign size, audience reach, and the platforms included. Our team reviews your plan upfront to confirm coverage and set expectations.
Can DISQO show how TV works alongside digital?
Yes. DISQO reveals how TV exposures interact with other channels, like programmatic or social, so you can understand synergies and optimize your media mix.
What’s the benefit of using Outcomes Lift when measuring TV media?
Outcomes Lift shows when TV exposures lead to behaviors like search or site visitation. For example, if someone sees a TV ad and later searches for the brand on another device, that lift is captured and attributed back to the campaign.
Can DISQO measure cross-device behaviors tied to TV ads?
Yes. Our methodology links TV exposure to digital actions, revealing how TV inspires consideration beyond immediate clicks or impressions. This connects TV awareness directly to measurable mid-funnel activity.
Industry insights
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Los Angeles, CA — January 14, 2026 — DISQO today released its annual Consumer Trends 2026 Report, exploring how economic pressure, evolving media consumption habits, and rising expectations for advertising relevance are redefining media effectiveness in 2026.
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Download to learn how consumer attitudes, behaviors, and expectations are shaping brand success in 2026.
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Honoring the people and values that fuel success
DISQO is starting 2026 on a high note with an honor we are proud to celebrate. For the sixth consecutive year, we have been recognized as a Built In Best Place to Work. This sustained recognition reflects the deliberate investment in building a workplace that drives measurable impact, enables innovation, and empowers employees to contribute, experiment, and develop at a high level.
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What shifting market conditions mean for brands and marketers
As 2026 takes shape, conversations across marketing and the broader business landscape have increasingly focused on volatility, shaped by economic uncertainty, evolving consumer expectations, and rapid technological change. Yet while budget pressure and organizational change are influencing how the industry talks about 2026, much of that dialogue remains inward-looking, anchored in constraint and risk. Volatility, however, is not a strategy. It’s simply the environment in which more intentional, adaptive decisions can be made.
What matters more is how consumers are responding inside the 2026 landscape, and the data shows a clear divergence between marketer anxiety and consumer behavior. Uncertainty hasn’t caused people to disengage or opt out. It’s made them more selective and more deliberate, demanding more value, relevance, and consistency.
From a consumer perspective, volatility functions less as a stop signal and more as a filter. People are paying closer attention to where they spend, which brands they trust, and what experiences earn their time and attention. Intent hasn’t disappeared; rather, it’s become more conditional.
This distinction is critical. When volatility is treated as the headline, brands and marketers risk mistaking caution for collapse. When it’s treated as context, a more accurate picture emerges: a market very much in motion, shaped by vigilance rather than withdrawal. Understanding that reality is the starting point for competing, measuring impact, and making confident advertising decisions in 2026.