iSpot.tv helps advertisers measure the brand and business impact of TV and streaming advertising, from concept to airing to conversion.

iSpot.tv is headquartered in Bellevue, 15831 NE 8th Street Suite 100, United States, and has 3 office locations.

To set up a TV advertisement, the advertising company purchases an ad on a network or streaming service for a certain time frame, such as 15 or 30 seconds. They negotiate how many times the platform will run the ad and when the ad will appear.

Television advertising offers the advantage of reaching large audiences, engaging viewers through storytelling, and providing a popular leisure activity. It can complement other advertising channels and help build brand credibility.

iSpot Leadership

• Sean Muller. Founder & CEO.
• John McCloskey. Chief Revenue Officer.
• Dan Karr. Chief Financial Officer.
• Cassandra Arora. Chief Marketing Officer.
• Nick Aluia. Chief Product Officer.
• Mark Myers. Chief Commercial Officer.
• Peter Daboll. Chief Strategy & Insights Officer.
• Mark Schliemann. Chief Information Security Officer.

Sean Muller is the Founder and CEO at iSpot.tv.

TV advertising naturally increases sales for your business. It helps show consumers what your brand can offer and encourages them to take more interest in your business and your brand. TV ads can also show consumers how to use your product, often convincing them to try something new or further engage with your brand.

What are the advantages of television advertising? TV reaches large audiences, provides a popular leisure activity, attracts loyal viewers, works in synergy with online advertising, offers adaptable ad formats, allows for targeted advertising, and can be affordable.

The cost of a 30-second TV ad in India can vary depending on the channel and the time slot. Generally, a 30-second ad can cost anywhere between ₹1,500 to ₹2,00,000 depending on the channel, its viewership and the time slot.

Advertising: Advertising is the primary revenue source for TV networks. Networks purchase popular shows from producers and earn revenue from advertisers who pay for exposure during commercial breaks. Commercial breaks typically run for around 20 minutes per hour.

iSpot. tv's 2021 revenue was $75M.

iSpot.tv is a private company and not publicly traded.