Observed Signal · Jun 22, 2026 · Technical Release · Source: AdExchanger · Impact: 3/5 · Sentiment: Positive
Omnicom Measures CTV Ad Frequency Across Platforms
Omnicom has added cross-platform ad frequency measurement capabilities to the clean room used by its Omnicom Media division, enabling post‑campaign measurement of reach, frequency and performance across streaming publishers and linear TV within a single clean room instance. The enhancement leverages Acxiom identity infrastructure combined with Snowflake, Albertsons Media Collective and VideoAmp signals (including ACR and set‑top‑box data). Publishers are now passing a Creative ID into the multiplatform clean room and Acxiom’s Real ID helps map household exposures to conversions and sales data. The capability is live across Disney, NBCUniversal, Paramount and multiple VOD/FAST channels, and allows advertisers and Omnicom agencies to tie frequency and reach to business outcomes and optimize future campaigns while reducing repetitive ad exposure.
Introduces first widely reported cross‑platform CTV frequency measurement inside a single clean room using identity infrastructure and publisher Creative IDs, addressing a longstanding industry measurement gap and enabling closed‑loop attribution.
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Key Takeaways & Evidence Grounding
- Omnicom added cross‑platform frequency, reach and performance measurement to its Omnicom Media clean room.
- The solution is built on Acxiom identity infrastructure and integrates with Snowflake, Albertsons Media Collective and VideoAmp.
- Creative ID (embedded by publishers) and Acxiom Real ID are used to track creative exposures and household-level attribution.
- The frequency measurement capability is live across Disney, NBCUniversal, Paramount and multiple VOD/FAST platforms.
- Advertisers can add postcampaign sales/performance data to the clean room to evaluate how frequency and reach impacted business outcomes.
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