Why TV is the most trusted place to advertise

Every TV advert is checked before it goes on air, and it runs alongside programmes people already trust. In the age of AI, that counts for more than ever.

Every TV advert is checked before it goes on air, and it runs alongside programmes people already trust. In the age of AI, that counts for more than ever.

If you’ve never been on a film set, the shoot day can be a bit of a mystery. Here’s what to expect, what you’ll be asked, and how to get the most from it.

There’s a difference between a company that makes videos and one that makes TV adverts. Here’s what to look for, and the questions worth asking.

Filming is only half the job, so here’s what happens in the edit, what you’ll be asked to approve at each stage and how to keep it all moving.

Most of us watch TV with a phone in our hand. It matters less to advertisers than you’d expect, and for some businesses the phone is a help.

You can now show your TV advert only to the households near you, on the same channels as the national brands. Here’s how it works.
How to advertise on Netflix.Netflix now carries adverts, and they’re watched on the biggest screen in the house. Here’s how it works and how to get your business on there.

TV has gone from four channels and a video recorder to AdSmart, ITVX, Netflix and YouTube on the big screen. Here’s how it all fits together for 2027.
TV, radio or outdoor?Each has its strengths, and the best campaigns often use more than one. Here’s what TV, radio and outdoor are each good at, and how to choose.

A promotional or social media video can sometimes go on TV, though rarely exactly as it is. Here’s what usually has to change, and why.

A TV advert brief needs a few things other briefs leave out. Here’s what they are, with a simple template, and why a conversation will do just as well.
How to advertise on Sky.Sky sells advertising across well over a hundred channels, and it can show your advert to chosen households. Here’s how it works and who it suits.