New data-driven capability equips brands with the resources to identify meaningful, attention-commanding media experiences
New data-driven capability equips brands with the resources to identify meaningful, attention-commanding media experiences
By Havas Media Group | June 1, 2022
Havas Media Group announced today a global partnership with Lumen Research that will create bespoke tools to plan, measure, buy and optimise attention. This offering, the first of its kind to be integrated on a global scale, augments Havas Media Group’s Media Experience (Mx) operating system with Lumen Research’s proprietary attention data, harnessing the world’s largest and longest-lasting continuous eye tracking panels to estimate the consumer attention generated by each media impression.
The addition of attention data to Havas Media Group’s Mx operating system is currently rolling out across 150 of Havas Media Group’s global markets and will be available to client teams, effective June 2022.
“In a landscape where consumers are inundated with countless media experiences every day, traditional metrics such as impressions and viewability only tell part of the story,” said Jon Waite, Global Head of Activation at Havas Media Group. “Measuring and optimising attention is an integral component of cutting through the noise and ensuring brands are effectively delivering meaningful media experiences that resonate with consumers. Havas Media Group’s partnership with Lumen Research allows us to assess attention more accurately than ever before with the combined power of real human observations alongside device data and machine learning.”
Lumen’s Attention Measurement Platform (LAMP) utilises web camera eye tracking to record visual attention from consenting panel participants, creating a training data set for machine learning models to score a wide array of video and display media formats for attention metrics. This innovative partnership will augment Havas Media Group’s Mx planning tools with access to attention averages across online display, video and social media formats. It will directly assess the attention of client campaigns with a bespoke integration of Lumen’s LAMP tag that measures attentiveness metrics on an ongoing basis.
“We’re immensely excited to be taking such a bold step forward with our partners at Havas,” said Mike Follett, managing director of Lumen Research. “This relationship represents a change in the way we think about attention – from an interesting research topic to a fundamental business tool.”
About Havas Media Group
Havas Media Group (HMG) is the media experience agency. HMG delivers this brand promise through the Mx System, where meaningful media helps build more meaningful brands. HMG is part of the Havas Group, owned by Vivendi, one of the world’s largest integrated content, media and communications groups. HMG also consists of two global media networks: Havas Media and Arena Media. The media experience agencies are home to specialists across 150 countries worldwide, with 68 Villages. Clients include Unilever, Sanofi, JDE, Hyundai Kia, Puma, TripAdvisor, Michelin, Telefónica, Swarovski, Reckitt Benckiser, among many others. For more information, visit the Website or follow Havas Media Group on Twitter @HavasMediaGroup, LinkedIn @Havas Media Group, Facebook @HavasMedia or Instagram @havas.
About Lumen Research
Lumen Research is the leading attention technology provider to the advertising industry. They deploy their proprietary eye tracking technology on the world’s largest eye tracking panels. This data powers the LAMP suite of ad tech tools – the LAMP pre-bid plug in for DSPs, and the LAMP post-bid reporting tag.
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Attention measurement refers to the process of assessing how much attention consumers give to media content, which helps brands optimize their advertising strategies.
A media experience agency focuses on creating meaningful media interactions that engage consumers and enhance brand visibility.
Eye tracking technology measures where and how long a person looks at different areas of a visual display, providing insights into consumer attention.
Machine learning is a subset of artificial intelligence that enables systems to learn from data and improve their performance over time without being explicitly programmed.
A partnership in business is a formal arrangement where two or more parties collaborate to manage and operate a business, sharing profits and responsibilities.
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