Samsung Ads has announced a partnership with AdGood, which will allow nonprofit organizations to access advertising space on its Samsung TV Plus service, a free, ad-supported streaming platform. This agreement opens new opportunities for organizations like PBS or YMCA, enabling them to reach key audiences in a connected television environment that has proven to be increasingly relevant for advertisers.
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Thanks to tools like GenAI AdManager from AdGood, users will be able to create effective advertising campaigns easily. These organizations will also be able to benefit from managed support services or connect directly through Deal IDs on any demand platform. This represents a significant advancement, as it allows non-profit entities to compete on equal footing with large advertisers in a high-impact advertising space.
The importance of this collaboration is emphasized by the accelerated growth of CTV advertising spending. This figure is expected to increase from $32.7 billion in 2025 to $51.7 billion by 2029, highlighting the growing demand for premium streaming inventory. With the number of CTV users in the U.S. projected to reach 255 million by 2029, access to this platform represents a significant audience for social cause campaigns.

For brands, this collaboration provides an opportunity to integrate social responsibility into their media planning by donating unused advertising inventory, transforming the advertising offer into a measurable social benefit.