MNTN Partners with Haus to Deliver Science-Backed Incremental Lift Measurement for Connected TV Campaigns

Reuters10-14
MNTN Partners with Haus to Deliver Science-Backed Incremental Lift Measurement for Connected TV Campaigns

MNTN Inc. has announced a partnership with Haus, an incrementality measurement platform, as part of its Measurement Partner Program. This collaboration aims to provide advertisers with science-backed proof of performance for Connected TV $(CTV)$ campaigns by enabling structured experiments to measure incremental lift. Advertisers can now design experiments with Haus, run their CTV campaigns on MNTN, and validate results through Haus's authoritative third-party measurement. The current beta program will conclude ahead of a broader rollout in Q4 2025, strengthening transparency, accountability, and optimization for advertisers as CTV ad spend continues to grow.

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