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Our media consumption has changed a lot since the pandemic began. You don't have to be a Netflix

binge watcher to know that, and that means advertisers have had to change their ways, too.

Marketers have been hit hard by the coronavirus. Budgets for advertising in general were reduced in the second quarter,

and they'll remain lower than usual later this year, according to industry publication, marketing dive.

But the dollars they're spending? They're increasingly moving to where we are,

with our eyes glued to streaming TV and social media platforms. And now this

change is giving small businesses an opportunity most normally can't afford to advertise on TV

via the streamers. Typically, Netflix, Roku, Hulu, and the like sell ads to the top brands for

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