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Connected TV.
Local opportunity.

Streaming television & sports advertising

2026 advertiser presentation • Research checked September 30, 2026

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Streaming accounts for nearly half of TV viewing

U.S. share of total TV viewing • June 2026

Streaming
48.5%
Broadcast
19.8%
Cable
19.5%
Other TV
12.2%

CTV adds a way to reach audiences beyond a traditional cable schedule.

Source: Nielsen, June 2026 Gauge (published August 18, 2026). Other TV calculated as the remainder. Viewing share is not available ad inventory.

Sources

Nielsen — fox and nbcuniversal score with fifa world cup 2026 success in nielsens june gauge reports

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Advertising remains part
of the TV experience

Two viewing signals. One broader investment trend.

Ad-supported TV

≈73%

of all U.S. TV viewing was ad-supported.

Q1 2026 · Nielsen

Streaming’s share

46.6%

of ad-supported TV viewing went to streaming.

Q1 2026 · Nielsen

Digital video investment

>$80B

projected U.S. digital video ad spend, including CTV, social and online video.

2026 forecast · IAB

The viewing percentages measure different totals. The spending forecast covers all digital video, including CTV.

View research sources

Nielsen · Q1 2026 Ad Supported Gauge · June 23, 2026

IAB · 2026 Digital Video Ad Spend · May 5, 2026

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What connected TV means for your business

The screen

Video advertising delivered through internet-connected televisions and streaming devices.

The audience

A campaign built around your service area and relevant audience signals.

The purchase

Media purchased by impressions, with spend, delivery and outcomes reviewed together.

Streaming is broader than CTV. A TV-screen campaign should be scoped and reported as such.

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Campaign options

Local awareness

Introduce your business across available streaming programming in your service area.

Sports audiences

Use relevant sports interests to guide audience selection across streaming inventory.

Live sports

A separate strategy for available live-game inventory, subject to league schedules and supply.

Returning visitors

Reach eligible website audiences when tracking, audience size and campaign settings support it.

Each proposal confirms geography, audience controls, inventory and measurement before launch.

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A Montana plan starts with your service area

Regional markets

Billings • Bozeman • Butte • Great Falls • Helena • Missoula • Kalispell

Community coverage

Hamilton • Havre • Livingston • Polson and surrounding communities

Planning choices

Select supported cities, counties or ZIP codes. Review estimated delivery before committing spend.

Illustrative planning areas, not guaranteed coverage or household counts. Cody/Powell, Wyoming may be scoped separately.

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Sports fans and live games are different buys

Sports audience campaign

Reaches people using sports-interest signals; impressions can appear outside sports programming.

Live-game campaign

Uses eligible live sports inventory. Game schedules and geographic restrictions affect delivery.

A practical Montana approach

Use local audience reach as the foundation. Add a separately scoped live-sports test when supply supports the market.

Specific games, teams, networks and placements require confirmation. Media placement does not imply a sponsorship or rights affiliation.

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A TV creative brief with one clear offer

Opening

Identify the business and the customer need early.

Message

Show the product or service in use. Keep the offer specific and the text readable on a television.

Response

Use a memorable destination and one action. A QR code may supplement the message.

Production

Prepare a 15- or 30-second concept; final duration and technical requirements follow approved inventory specs.

Creative production, usage rights and revisions are scoped in the proposal.

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Measurement that answers business questions

Did the campaign deliver?

Spend, impressions, effective CPM and completed-view metrics where available.

Did people respond?

Attributed site visits and conversions after tracking is configured and tested.

Did the business benefit?

Compare qualified leads or sales with campaign cost and the agreed attribution window.

What should change?

Review creative, audience breadth and delivery. Use controlled tests when feasible to assess incremental impact.

Attributed activity does not prove causation. Reporting depends on available signals; no lead volume or return is guaranteed.

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Illustrative media investment

30-day media-only examples • assumed $25 CPM

Media budgetEstimated impressionsAverage daily media
$2,500100,000$83.33
$5,000200,000$166.67
$10,000400,000$333.33
200,000 estimated impressions

Estimated impressions = media budget ÷ CPM × 1,000

Planning illustration, not a quote or benchmark. CPM varies by inventory and targeting. Creative, management, taxes and other fees are excluded. Impressions are not unique households.

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A six-week pilot

Weeks 1–2 | Prepare

Agree on the service area, objective and budget. Approve creative and test tracking.

Weeks 3–4 | Launch

Monitor pacing and delivery. Review response quality before changing targeting.

Weeks 5–6 | Evaluate

Compare creative and audience strategies. Recommend continuing, adjusting or stopping based on the agreed measures.

Proposed schedule: timing depends on approvals, inventory and measurement readiness.

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Your campaign, under your media team

VTMSports.com

The sports-focused campaign offering and advertiser-facing identity.

Montana Legacy Media Group

Campaign planning and coordination through the agreed scope of work.

One written plan

Market, media budget, creative, reporting and fees documented before activation.

VTMSports.com • www.montanalegacymedia.com

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Your market.
Your next campaign.

A proposal built around where you sell and what you want to achieve.

Bring your service area, offer, budget range and launch timing.

VTMSports.com
www.montanalegacymedia.com

Montana Legacy Media Group

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Research & planning notes

Nielsen • June 2026 Gauge

Total TV share: streaming 48.5%, broadcast 19.8%, cable 19.5%. Published August 18, 2026.

Nielsen • Q1 2026 Ad Supported Gauge

Nearly 73% of TV viewing was ad-supported; streaming represented 46.6% of that viewing. Published June 23, 2026.

IAB • 2026 Digital Video Ad Spend

More than $80B projected for digital video in 2026. Includes CTV, online and social video. Published May 5, 2026.

National research is context, not a Montana reach forecast. Source links appear in speaker notes and on the website.

Sources

Nielsen — fox and nbcuniversal score with fifa world cup 2026 success in nielsens june gauge reports

Nielsen — nielsens q1 2026 ad supported gauge

IAB — u s digital video ad spend to surpass 80b in 2026

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Planning assumptions

Dated evidence

Statistics retain their original measurement periods. Nielsen has announced methodology changes; these reports are not currency ratings.

Availability

Audience signals can guide delivery without restricting it. Confirm required controls and current inventory for each order.

Pricing & results

Example budgets are calculations, not approved packages. Final fees and expected delivery require a campaign-specific proposal.

Prepared September 30, 2026 • VTMSports.com • Montana Legacy Media Group