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February 3, 2022 by IAS Team

Social Media Ad Receptivity in the UK

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Social Media Ad Receptivity in the UK

With the unparalleled reach and universal adoption of social media, it’s no surprise that social ad spend is projected to reach £8.95 billion in the UK alone by 2023. Media budgets are flowing to social platforms, so how can advertisers optimise their ad spend and tap into the power of context?

In our latest research, IAS aims to measure consumers’ overall social media usage and better understand their receptivity to in-feed advertising. Specifically, how does the contextual relevance of in-feed advertisements impact consumer perception and influence purchase intent?

Here’s a sneak peek of what we discovered:

– Almost 9 in 10 UK consumers have engaged with ads on social media in the past year

– 55% of consumers are unlikely to purchase a product or service advertised near unsafe content on social feeds

– 53% of consumers are likely to remember an in-feed ad if its message relates to the adjacent social content

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