
Tatari and The Trade Desk both enable data-driven TV advertising, but they differ in focus and transparency. The Trade Desk is a programmatic DSP built for digital media, while Tatari is purpose-built for TV buying and measurement across linear, CTV, and OLV. Tatari offers direct publisher access, transparent pricing, and advanced attribution through incrementality and modeled ROAS. For advertisers seeking measurable outcomes and accountability in TV, Tatari delivers the strongest performance and control in 2025.
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Speaking at this year’s Cannes Lions, Tatari took the stage to show that performance TV can be both measurable and creative—all while leveraging AI to plan smarter and drive stronger results.
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TV buying has entered the data-driven age. Here are 4 questions to ask your media buying partners before making a TV buy in this modern buying era.
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TV remains a powerhouse for advertisers, but the rapidly changing landscape has made media buying more complex than ever. With new platforms emerging and the direct vs. programmatic debate evolving, we share three key fundamentals to help guide your media strategy in 2025.
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You don’t need to spend millions to reach the Super Bowl’s massive audience. Discover winning alternatives to reach viewers at a fraction of the cost of a national in-game spot.
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Will streaming put an end to bundling? See why viewers will ultimately decide the future of cable TV’s revenue model.
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Only a quarter of CTV ad inventory can be purchased through just linear TV, yet linear TV still accounts for over half of all viewing. As a result, it is important that advertisers consider both linear and streaming when building out their media plans.
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In TV advertising, hitting the right frequency is key. Tatari’s data-driven tools pinpoint this sweet spot to maximize effectiveness, boost ROI, and avoid waste. Discover how to fine-tune your ad strategy for optimal impact.
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Venu, a new streaming service from Disney, Warner, and Fox, launches on August 23rd to compete with Google and Amazon, though its success is uncertain due to legal challenges and skepticism.
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Ad buyers now have access to Experian marketing data in the Tatari platform, allowing them to gain a deeper understanding of their consumers to drive even stronger campaign performance.
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