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Tech startup SilverPush introduces innovation for ad analytics
NEW DELHI: SilverPush, a San Francisco and Gurgaon based cross-device mapping platform, has introduced a new tech innovation for ad analytics that measures the effectiveness of television commercials and retargeting the TV viewers on mobile.
The new innovation was revealed at the second Ad Tech in Gurgaon, Delhi.
“This is the first time in India, we are exhibiting our product to technology enthusiasts. We did give a demo at Mobile World Congress this year in the first week of March for which we received a huge response,” said SilverPush CEO Hitesh Chawla.
The tech startup has created a new range of ad analytics services that offers insight on customer engagement with TV advertisements. It has gained substantial investments as well as response from brands across the globe.
Speaking to Indiantelevision.com, SilverPush product marketing manager Adarsh Sasi said that the new technology is integrated into the smart phone and this means a reach to around 18 million devices.
A special code in the device will catch the audio of the advertisement even if it is being seen on a normal television in the same room and not on the smart phone. Thus, the data comes directly from the consumer and can then be passed on to the advertiser, Sasi said.
The company uses a sophisticated deterministic modelling to identify the multiple devices associated with a single user and maps his/ her demographics and behavioural property into a unique id.
Answering a question, Sasi said that the charges varied according to the convenience of the advertiser, who could either pay according to the results they receive or the total number of viewers.
Ad Tech hosted the event to offer a platform to tech companies from the digital marketing industry, where they could exhibit their innovations and products to investors, customers and the general media.
Several keynote addresses and discussions formed part of the event led by hundreds of corporations and suppliers from digital marketing sector.
It offered a platform for networking, collaboration and tie-ups. The first Ad Tech last year had more than 3500 attendees and above 96 speakers.
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GUEST COLUMN: How data and adtech are driving OOH growth in India
Data and technology are reshaping OOH and boosting advertiser confidence.
MUMBAI: Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising is evolving from a traditional, location-driven medium into a data-informed channel that blends physical presence with digital intelligence. For Nipun Arora, co-founder of Osmo, this transformation is redefining how advertisers plan, execute, and measure campaigns in India. In this piece, Arora explores how traffic, mobility, and AI-powered data are enhancing site and audience insights, why DOOH is accelerating precision planning, and how authenticity, creativity, and repeat exposure are driving renewed advertiser confidence in OOH.
For years, Out-of-Home (OOH) advertising operated with minimal reliance on data. Site selection was largely driven by visibility, location, and a planner’s understanding of traffic patterns.
That is now changing rapidly.
The first shift came with traffic data, offering basic estimates of vehicular movement. This evolved into mobility data powered by GPS signals, enabling deeper insights into audience movement and behavior. Point-of-interest data further refined this by helping advertisers understand who is likely to be present around a location.
Today, artificial intelligence and computer vision are unlocking an entirely new layer of site and audience intelligence. Together, these data streams are transforming OOH from a real estate-led medium into a data-backed one.
The rise of Digital Out-of-Home (DOOH) is accelerating this shift. Campaigns can now be planned, scheduled, and optimized with increasing precision bringing OOH closer to an adtech model. That said, as a physical medium, OOH still operates within real-world constraints, making this transition gradual rather than absolute.
At the same time, advertisers are returning to OOH with renewed interest.
One of the biggest drivers is authenticity. Unlike digital platforms, OOH offers real-world visibility free from bots, fraudulent impressions, or ad blockers. What you see is what exists.
There’s also growing digital fatigue. Consumers are overwhelmed by constant online advertising, often choosing to skip or ignore it. OOH, by contrast, engages audiences naturally within their environment, without interruption.
Mobility further strengthens its impact. As people move through cities daily, OOH benefits from repeated exposure building recall over time in a way few channels can match.
Add to this the power of creativity. Large formats and contextual executions don’t just capture attention, they often extend beyond the physical space, finding life on social media.
Finally, the increasing availability of data at the planning stage is boosting advertiser confidence. Better insights mean better decisions and more accountability.
As cities grow and movement increases, OOH is uniquely positioned at the intersection of physical presence and data intelligence. Its evolution from billboards to big data isn’t just a technological shift, it’s a redefinition of the medium itself.
Note: The views expressed in this article are solely the author’s and do not necessarily reflect our own.
