Editor’s note: All data sourced from The Weather Company Entertainment Behavior Survey, January 2024

The entertainment industry is buzzing with anticipation this time of year, as cinema blockbusters and binge-worthy series hit the big screens and streaming platforms. But while studios and networks are busy promoting their latest and greatest, there’s an influential director getting rave reviews from marketers: Mother Nature.

Weather plays a starring role in our content consumption, from sunny days that lure us to the theater to stormy nights streaming a nostalgic film at home. This show-stopping link between weather and how we engage with media presents a unique opportunity for marketers seeking the spotlight.

The Weather Company helps brands tap into weather-driven strategies, so your campaigns are as irresistible as the aroma of fresh popcorn.

So grab your snacks, take your seat, and enjoy the show…

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Infographic showing the relationship between weather and movie/tv watching habits

How to leverage weather data during “peak binge” season

Just as a director uses many techniques to create a cinematic masterpiece, savvy marketers can harness the power of accurate weather data1 to craft a seat-filling campaign full of offers consumers can’t refuse. Script your brand’s success story with Weather Targeting, which allows you to:

  • Increase awareness through highly relevant, dynamic messaging
  • Deepen the connection with content viewers by promoting brand products or services using Weather Targeting for OTT/CTV platforms
  • Engage entertainment enthusiasts with contextual targeting solutions
  • Foster brand loyalty in daily weather-influenced decision moments

Ready for your brand’s big break? With The Weather Company’s tailored solutions, your marketing may go from box-office snub to award-season darling.

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1 ForecastWatch, Global and Regional Weather Forecast Accuracy Overview, 2017-2022, commissioned by The Weather Company