Ads On Televised Women's Sports Deliver 20% Better Results, WPP Study Finds
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Ads On Televised Women's Sports Deliver 20% Better Results, WPP Study Finds
Women's sports advertising demonstrates significantly stronger performance metrics than traditional broadcast programming. Ad spending increased 69% year-over-year to $127 million, with ad airings up 30% to 29,600 and impressions rising 79%. Growth spans multiple leagues including the WNBA, NWSL, college sports, and the Olympics. Notable case studies show Ally and Google Pixel achieving returns of 85% and 189% respectively. WPP Media's commitment to women's sports, including doubling investments and establishing a dedicated marketplace, reflects industry recognition of these audiences' value. Women's sports audiences demonstrate strong engagement and loyalty, rewarding brands that demonstrate authenticity and relevance.
"Women's sports offer a powerful lens into the dynamics of modern fandom. These audiences are deeply connected and highly discerning - they reward brands that show up with authenticity and relevance. For marketers, this represents a strategic opportunity to invest in the moments, platforms, and communities where connection is strongest."
"Brands are seeing a 20% better return on ads they buy on women's sports compared with general advertising they place across non-sports broadcast and cable TV programming. Spending on women's sports rose 69% year over year to hit $127 million, with airings of ads up 30% to 29,600 and overall impressions up 79%."
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