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Start with the goal, not the channel.

Streaming can build a brand or fill a pipeline, but it isn't built the same way for both. Pick what you need next and we'll show you how the campaign actually gets put together.

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Friends watching a film together on streaming TV at home

Streaming ads reach audiences across every major platform.

Netflix
Hulu
Disney+
Prime Video
Paramount+
Peacock
Tubi
Pluto TV
Sling TV
Philo
Plex
XUMO
DirecTV
Dish Network
Xfinity
Roku
VIZIO
Samsung
Fox
NBCUniversal
Univision
Tegna
Spotify
Pandora
Amazon Music
Audacy
SiriusXM

The same method, weighted differently.

Every campaign gets built the same way: start from the audience, price each impression against the goal, coordinate the whole day at the household, and report against what your own systems recorded. Three things change by goal.

The audience

Built from who actually converts for you, not a demo bracket.

The frequency

Set to what that audience needs, never a house default of five.

The metric

One number at the top of the report, agreed before launch.

The goals marketers come to us with.

Awareness, traffic, leads, sales, retargeting. These are what advertisers ask streaming to do, and each page walks through how that goal actually gets reached, what the reporting looks like, and where it has already worked.

Why marketers choose us.

A platform & a team

Most vendors hand you software or a black box and wish you luck. You get GammaBurst, our reporting platform, and a team running your campaigns, so nobody is asking you to become your own trader.

100%

On real televisions

Much of what's sold as CTV runs on phones and tablets. Every impression we run is on a real TV.

$69M+

Hard Check

In client ad spend saved every year, filtering invalid impressions before they reach your cost per lead.

Lower CPMs

No middlemen

Direct publisher access with Hulu, Roku, Disney+, Peacock, Paramount+, Prime Video & Netflix, so more budget reaches real households.

App-level

Depth of reporting

See exactly which publishers, apps, and audiences your leads came from, down to the household.

Choosing a goal, answered.

Do I have to pick one goal?

No, and most advertisers don't. A single plan usually carries an awareness layer and a performance layer at once, because streaming does both. Picking a primary goal matters because it decides what we optimise toward and which number sits at the top of your report.

What changes between one goal and another?

The audience, the channel weighting, the frequency cap, and above all the metric. The method holds: build the audience, price every impression against the goal, coordinate the day at the household, and report against what your own systems recorded.

Can we change goals mid-campaign?

Yes. Goals shift as the year does, and the same audience and creative can be re-weighted toward reach or toward conversion without starting over. We would rather move the target than let a campaign keep optimising toward something you stopped caring about.

How do you decide which goal is right?

By starting from what your business needs next rather than what streaming happens to be good at. If nobody knows you, cost per lead will be punishing until they do. If everybody knows you and nothing converts, more reach will not fix it.

There are two ways to take the next step.

Plan your next streaming campaign.

Spend thirty minutes with our team to talk through your audience, where they spend their attention, and what streaming could actually do for your business.

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Audit your current streaming spend.

We review your current campaign data, identify the gaps, and walk you through what we found on a call. You leave with answers you can use.

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