FAQ: How do I find how many people a TV advertisement reached?
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Last Updated: Jul 21, 2025
Views: 616
Last Updated: Jul 21, 2025
Views: 616
You can find how many people a TV advertisement reached by following these steps:
- Identify a specific TV show on which your company has advertised. You can get a sense of this by searching on iSpot TV for your company.
- Try to find ads that have run during major shows, as it's easier to get the TV ratings for those.
- Then find ratings to get the number of people that watched the particular show.
- You can also just do a Google search for ratings for a particular show, which sometimes will provide average ratings. This will work, too.
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