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YuMe & Verto Analytics Joint Report: A Day in the Life of a Digital Video Consumer

Core Content Overview

This report explores the daily habits of digital video consumers, focusing on the role of multi-screen devices and how they influence video consumption patterns. It provides insights into device ownership, usage times, user demographics, and the behaviors of different video consumer personas.

Key Findings

Device Ownership and Usage

• Smartphones have overtaken PCs as the most prevalent household device.
• OTT devices and Smart TVs experienced the highest growth in 2015.
• Device cross-ownership is common, with:
  • 64% of game console owners also using tablets.
  • 81% of streaming media device users also own a PC.
• Primary devices used throughout the day include PCs, smartphones, and tablets, with smartphones and tablets peaking at different times.

Video Consumption Patterns

• Short-form video is predominantly consumed on primary devices (smartphones, tablets), while long-form video is more common on home entertainment devices (Smart TVs, OTT devices, game consoles).
• Short-form video usage drops significantly on PCs in the evening, but remains high on smartphones and tablets.
• Long-form video streaming peaks in the early evening on PCs and late evening on smartphones and tablets.
• Usage varies by day of the week, with long-form video usage increasing on weekends and short-form video usage also rising on weekends.

User Demographics

• Younger users (18-34) have the highest reach for video and music streaming services.
• Men spend more time on short-form video than women.
• Household income has a slight influence on paid video service usage, but no significant differences across income classes.

Video Consumer Personas

There are four distinct personas identified in the report:

• Screen Hopper: Heavy video user across multiple devices.
• Video Addict: Heavy user on a single device.
• Technology Enthusiast: Consumes content across multiple devices, not necessarily video.
• Occasional Video Viewer: Average user who does not stream video regularly.

Usage Statistics

• 10% of users account for 43% of short-form video sessions and 60% of long-form video streaming sessions.
• Video distribution is uneven, with a few users consuming a large amount of content.

Key Insights

Device Usage Over Time

• Smartphones and tablets are used at different times of the day.
• Home entertainment devices are used more in the evening for long-form video.
• Short-form video usage is highest on weekends.

Service Usage

• Amazon Video has a higher proportion of older users compared to its competitors.
• Amazon Video users tend to be more male than Netflix users.
• Amazon Video usage peaks later in the evening than Netflix and Hulu.
• Long-term user retention is slightly higher for Amazon Video than for Netflix and Hulu.

Behavioral Differences

• Users who use multiple services (e.g., Amazon Video and Netflix) have different usage patterns.
• Multitasking is common, with users switching between devices and activities throughout the day.

Summary of Usage Trends

• Smartphones are used for short-form video and social media.
• PCs are used for long-form video and search activities.
• Tablets are used for short-form video and games.
• Home entertainment devices are used for long-form video and occasional streaming.

Conclusion

The report highlights the fragmented nature of digital video consumption, emphasizing the importance of multi-screen strategies in advertising and content delivery. It also underscores the demographic and behavioral differences among users, suggesting that understanding these patterns is crucial for effective targeting and engagement.