fluent360 is Omnicom-backed, minority and women-owned, and produces TV and CTV for Nissan, Wells Fargo, AARP, Denny's, and the U.S. Army targeting Black, Hispanic, Asian American, and LGBTQ+ audiences. Black and Hispanic households stream at higher rates than the general market -- they're the audience on Hulu and Peacock. If that CTV runs through a programmatic DSP, the CPMs are landing $25-30. Tatari buys direct at $10-13. Same culturally relevant inventory, more reach from the same multicultural campaign budget.
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Linear and CTV planned, bought, and attributed in one platform across fluent360's full client portfolio. One workflow -- not separate buying operations per channel. Direct CPMs, unified attribution, one report.
See our media buying tools for TVEvery CTV airing reports next morning: network, daypart, creative, and the downstream outcome -- Wells Fargo grant applications, U.S. Army recruitment page sessions, Nissan model page visits. Jhontia's team walks into every client review with TV performance data alongside digital.
See our measurement featuresDAC came to Tatari with an established media practice but no TV-specific attribution. Adding Tatari connected every airing to real downstream outcomes and drove double-digit revenue growth.
"Tatari has modernized TV and made it measurable, which gives us the confidence to recommend TV to our clients."
Felicia DelVecchio, VP of Media, DAC
Tatari will run the CPM comparison for Wells Fargo's multicultural CTV buy -- programmatic rate versus direct publisher rate on the same Hulu and Peacock inventory reaching Black and Hispanic audiences.