YouTube ranked the top performing 6-second ads from July 2018 through July 2019 using an algorithm that factored in total views and engagement.
6 seconds. That’s all you get to make an impression. It might seem short, yet these brands have made a marketing success out of it.
YouTube has released its list of the top 10 best 6-second ads on its platform. The list was compiled using a creative rating test conducted by Ipsos, with an algorithm that factored in total views and engagement.
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