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YouTubeが新たなプライムタイムに:なぜブランドはテレビ番組のようにクリエイターを買っているのか

YouTube Becomes the New Primetime: Why Brands Are Buying Creators Like TV Shows

YouTubeはテレビ画面での視聴が主流となり、もはやSNSではなく「データに強いテレビ」へと進化しつつある。Brandcast 2026で示された「Creator Shows」や広告購入の体系化は、ブランドがクリエイターを番組として買う新時代の到来を告げている。
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YouTube is starting to look less like a social platform and more like television with better data. In the United States, TV has already become the primary device for YouTube viewing by watch time, and Nielsen said YouTube accounted for 12.4% of all TV viewing in April 2025, its biggest share at that point and its third straight month at No. 1 among media companies. That shift matters because advertisers usually follow attention, and more attention is now moving into the living room. (blog.youtube)

The clearest sign came at YouTube Brandcast on May 13, 2026. Instead of selling only ordinary ad slots, YouTube presented an exclusive slate of “Creator Shows,” including projects from Kareem Rahma, Alex Cooper, Trevor Noah, Quen Blackwell, Jesser, and Dude Perfect. In other words, brands are increasingly being asked to buy creator-led programming the way they once bought TV shows: early, around specific series, and with the promise of cultural relevance. YouTube also introduced Custom Sponsorships, a curated masthead content shelf, and even a two-click Google Pay checkout flow on connected TVs, showing that sponsorship, discovery, and shopping are being merged into one screen. (blog.youtube)

At the same time, the buying process is becoming more systematic. In March 2026, YouTube rolled BrandConnect into “YouTube Creator Partnerships,” integrated directly into Google Ads, Display & Video 360, and YouTube Studio. YouTube says advertisers can search across more than 3 million creators in the YouTube Partner Program, use Gemini to identify strong matches, and scale creator-led videos across Shorts and in-stream ads. The company also says promoted creator videos on Shorts delivered an average 30% increase in conversion lift, while creators who shared channel insights appeared 60% more often in search results for brands. (blog.youtube)

The business logic is strong. IAB says U.S. creator ad spend is projected to reach $37 billion in 2025, with 48% of buyers calling creators a “must buy.” IAB also projects digital video will capture nearly 60% of all U.S. TV/video ad spend in 2025, with CTV alone reaching $26.6 billion. Still, the industry has one major weakness: measurement standards remain fragmented, which IAB says is holding back even larger institutional budgets. So brands are not simply buying YouTube creators as influencers anymore; they are learning to buy them as shows, channels, and media properties. (iab.com)

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