MNTN’s intuitive software, integrated B2B audiences, access to 150+ premium streaming TV networks, and automated optimizations made it easy for Takagi and his team to launch multiple specialized CTV campaigns.
They first activated a prospecting campaign that precisely targeted the right B2B decision-makers from MNTN’s unique audience suite. This enabled them to hone in on buyers based on job function, job title, company size, company type, company purchase history, predictive intent, interest in team productivity tools, and other high-value signals.
“With MNTN, I can hit my addressable audience at scale whenever they’re streaming TV. That’s important because B2B buyers—when they aren’t working—are people who are logging into streaming apps like ESPN. While they might not buy anything right there, they might take a moment to visit our site. That’s why we’ve seen MNTN deliver site traffic with better cost efficiency relative to other channels.”
In addition to prospecting, the Pluralsight team launched multiple retargeting campaigns, to keep themselves top-of-mind among previous site visitors and to secure their place in the critical initial consideration phase. These campaigns leveraged first-party data to retarget users who had previously been on the site based on the number of pages viewed and when they visited.
“It’s important to get as many people to the website as possible, so that we can then remarket to them across all of our channels, including Connected TV with MNTN. Retargeting is a core function of all the channels that we use. So the more that MNTN contributes to site visits, the more true omni-channel marketing we can do.”
Overall, Takagi knew that delivering more quality site traffic would lead to significantly more demo requests and closed-won opportunities.
“The bottom line is, when we’re thinking about our demand funnel—the more qualified people that get to our website, the better. We have metrics that show a relationship between site visits and pipeline and revenue. Those things are going to move in the same direction.”