iSpot is a TV Ad Measurement and Analytics company. Services include the industry leading syndicated real-time Media Measurement for all brands, TV attribution built for causal impact and complete Marketing Stack Integration.

Sean Muller iSpot Founder and CEO, Sean Muller, saw a big-production commercial air on TV and searched to find any data on the ad, but was met with a severe lack of information. In 2012, he set out to create the world's only complete TV ad catalog -- housing data on brands, products, actors, and more.

Fast, accurate and actionable measurement and attribution solutions enable advertisers to assess creative effectiveness, enhance media plans and attribute advertising results for cross-platform campaigns, all while benchmarking against competitors and historical norms.

Our Story. iSpot Founder and CEO, Sean Muller, saw a big-production commercial air on TV and searched to find any data on the ad, but was met with a severe lack of information. In 2012, he set out to create the world's only complete TV ad catalog -- housing data on brands, products, actors, and more.

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The study from MediaScience found that the “TV environment generated more visual attention as participants watched 71% of the ad, compared to just 30% of digital mobile ads - likely a result of the full-screen viewing experience versus the distractions inherent with the digital experience.”

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ISpot.tv Receives $325 Million Investment From Goldman Sachs to Expand TV Ad Measurement. ISpot.tv, a company whose software helps advertisers to measure the reach of TV and streaming-video campaigns, today said it had received a $325 million investment from Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

Watching ads is a legitimate way to make money online, but it's not a get-rich-quick scheme. You won't earn a lot of money by watching ads, but it can be a fun and easy way to earn some extra cash in your spare time.

If you appear in a local commercial and aren't in a union, you can likely expect to earn only your hourly or daily payment for the acting work. Whether you receive residuals may also depend on your role in the commercial.