Veritonic Launches Predictive Audio Score To Ensure Businesses Leverage The Most Powerful Audio Creative Quickly
- Machine Listening and Learning Predicts Effectiveness of Audio Ads, Voiceovers, Sonic Brand Elements, Music, Scripts and More
- Instantly Measures Emotional Response, Recall, Engagement and Purchase Intent Individually And Combined in One, Simple Score
- System Trained on Millions of Data Points and Continuous Human Response to Audio, Gathered Over Five Years, Yields Most Accurate Prediction Possible
NEW YORK, Sept. 23, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Veritonic, the audio intelligence platform, today launched new predictive capabilities for Veritonic Audio Score, the first overall rating standard for audio creative including ads, voiceovers, sonic brand elements and more. The new technology generates an instant, comprehensive score for marketers and others to understand how their audio creative stacks up to others like it and make fast, informed decisions as a result.
The predictive Veritonic Audio Score remedies two fundamental problems in marketing and research today. The first is that legacy approaches to market research are commonly seen as too slow, expensive and not comprehensive. The second is a business's inability to garner meaningful insight into the value of their audio creative -- its emotional resonance, ability to drive purchase, and more -- which is obviously paramount in the context of the "audio renaissance."
The new predictive score solves for both by leveraging machine listening and learning (M-LAL) to produce robust intelligence on the power of audio creative assets instantly.
"We owe it to our advertising partners to be data-forward to help them truly capitalize on the audio renaissance," stated John Musgrove, head of research and insights for Southern Cross Austereo, Australia's largest radio network. "Part and parcel of that is continually delivering fast, meaningful insight that empowers them to make better creative decisions. The predictive Veritonic Audio Score is our indispensable means to that end."
The Veritonic platform, ingesting data on the human response to audio for over five years, leverages machine listening and learning to assess each creative against more than 20 features (e.g., tone, brand mentions, frequency). It then predicts response on a second-by-second basis, validates it with a human panel and assigns a score. Measured on a scale from 1 - 100, the Veritonic Audio Score combines individual ratings for a given audio file's:
- emotional resonance
- memorability (recall)
- ability to drive purchase of the product
- most engaging aspects.
As each creative is tagged for a range of characteristics, clients can weigh assets against numerous benchmarks -- from industry sector to competitive set -- for a practical sense of their relative value.
"Every week I hear a new story about how a business that was looking for data to help inform an audio marketing decision had to wait several days to get a pile of spreadsheets," says Veritonic CEO Scott Simonelli. "In an era when your strategy for smart speakers, podcasting, sonic branding and the like is so closely tied to your growth, relying on antiquated measurement systems to guide that strategy is clearly unacceptable. Predictive Veritonic Audio Score is upending that paradigm."
For more information about predictive Veritonic Audio Score, visit https://veritonic.com/veritonic-audio-score.
About Veritonic
Veritonic is the audio intelligence company. The first analytics platform built to quantify the value of sound, Veritonic scores and benchmarks audio creative to produce fast, robust evidence around the ads, sonic brand elements, voices, music and scripts that resonate with audiences the most. As a result, the world's leading audio platforms, brands and others leverage the most memorable, persuasive audio -- in everything from podcasts to streaming/radio ads -- to cultivate deeper relationships with customers through sound.
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