Save the Children Selects Direct Donor TV as Direct Response Media Firm
Credit: Direct Donor TV
Direct Donor TV, a Moore company, is proud to announce it has been named the television media buying firm of record for Save the Children. DDTV will lead strategic media-buying decisions to advance the charity’s mission to give children a healthy start in life, the opportunity to learn and protection from harm, every day and in times of crisis.
“We are honored to have been selected by Save the Children, a global organization that’s been serving children for 100 years,” Janet Tonner, president of DDTV, said. “Our company places millions of commercials every year and understands how to power media to reach individuals who want to give to rewarding missions like Save the Children.”
“DDTV was an obvious choice for us,” Gail Arcamore, senior director of acquisition and lead generation for Save the Children, said. “Seeing its successes with so many well-known nonprofits make us confident in its approach to response advertising.”
DDTV is the foremost media buying architect for leading brands in the nonprofit industry. Using a proprietary database that guides strategic media decisions, DDTV aligns client missions with target demographics. To optimize performance, DDTV works with clients to maximize results through operational efficiencies. Advanced cross-channel attribution analysis further quantifies purchasing performance.
“We look forward to working with everyone at Save the Children to bring our data-driven solutions to benefit its mission,” Gretchen Littlefield, chief executive officer of Moore, said. “The team at DDTV measures performance data across many input factors including networks, channels, creative and online/offline engagement to help clients guide their decisions. This evaluation ensures clients are investing their media spend strategically, rather than guessing if placements are maximizing visibility and profitability.”
Learn more about DDTV at mooredmgroup.com.
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