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Broadcasters Need To Prepare For Shoppability. Here’s Why

According to Parks Associates, 52% of US consumers are “likely or very likely” to engage with commercial activities on CTV platforms — including ordering food from TV promos, clicking for product info during shows, or buying merchandise tied to content.

From the article, "Broadcasters Need To Prepare For Shoppability. Here’s Why" by Matthias Guille

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