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    Roku Elevates Advertising with Auto-Play Startup Ads

    Lina Johnson MercilliBy Lina Johnson MercilliMarch 18, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    1. Roku is testing auto-playing video ads that play at device startup, before users reach the home screen.
    2. Users can close the ads, but many struggle to find the close option due to the timing of the ads.
    3. Persistent banner ads on the home screen have already frustrated users, contributing to discontent with the platform.
    4. While Roku claims these ads are part of a test to enhance user experience, backlash prompts users to reconsider their loyalty to the service.

    Roku Innovates with Auto-Playing Ads at Startup

    Roku is taking advertisements to new heights. The company has begun testing auto-playing video ads that appear immediately after users turn on their devices. This happens even before reaching the home screen.

    Many users reported seeing ads for the upcoming “Moana 2” movie right at startup. Although these ads can be closed, some users have difficulty finding the option to do so. Consequently, they often have to endure the ad for a brief moment.

    Roku has already faced criticism for placing persistent banner ads on its home screen. Users express frustration about these interruptions in their viewing experience. With the new auto-playing ads, many are reconsidering their loyalty to the Roku platform.

    A Roku spokesperson stated that this test seeks to explore fresh ways to showcase brands while maintaining a user-friendly experience. However, the company did not clarify whether it plans to implement these ads permanently or which devices are impacted.

    This move aligns with a broader trend in smart TV marketing. Although these devices promised a cleaner viewing experience than traditional cable television, ads have increasingly infiltrated the landscape. Most platforms now feature “personalized recommendations” that users cannot easily avoid.

    As Roku ventures into this uncharted territory, it raises important questions. How will viewers respond to these persistent ads? Will they drive users away from the platform altogether? Only time will tell if this strategy enhances or detracts from the Roku experience.

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