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David Naffis

David Naffis

CEO

David Naffis is the founder and CEO of Adwave. He has spent his career building technology-driven advertising companies, with a focus on video, television, and scalable platforms that deliver real business results.

At Adwave, David leads the company’s vision to open up television advertising to businesses that have traditionally been locked out by cost and complexity. His work centers on combining automation, modern media infrastructure, and thoughtful product design to give small businesses access to real TV advertising without the need for agencies or large budgets.

Articles by David Naffis

Video Sizes & Specs 2026: Every Platform's Dimensions

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Video Sizes & Specs 2026: Every Platform's Dimensions

The 2026 reference for video dimensions and aspect ratios across every major platform, with a full comparison table and how to export the right size the first time.

How to Make TikTok Videos with AI (2026)

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How to Make TikTok Videos with AI (2026)

A step-by-step guide to making native-feeling TikToks with AI: strong hooks, vertical 9:16, proven formats, batching a week at once, and repurposing to Reels and Shorts.

Real Estate Video Maker: AI Listing Videos (2026)

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Real Estate Video Maker: AI Listing Videos (2026)

How real estate agents make listing tours, just-listed clips, neighborhood guides, and brand videos with AI in minutes, from photos or a listing URL, plus a path to TV.

How many U.S. homes have a smart TV? (Q2 2026)

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How many U.S. homes have a smart TV? (Q2 2026)

Roughly 90% of U.S. TV households now have a connected TV device and 243M+ Americans will watch CTV in 2026. What near-universal smart TV penetration means for small business ads.

What is the average CTV CPM? (Q2 2026)

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What is the average CTV CPM? (Q2 2026)

The blended CTV CPM is about $26 in 2026 and dropping as streaming inventory floods the market. What connected TV ads cost by tier and what a $500 budget buys.

What is Peacock's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

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What is Peacock's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

Peacock hit 1.2% of U.S. TV viewing in April 2026, spiking to 3.0% around the Super Bowl and Olympics. Its 46M subscribers, NBA deal, and what its ad-supported audience means for SMBs.

What is Tubi's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

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What is Tubi's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

Tubi reached a platform-best 2.3% of U.S. TV viewing in April 2026, a free service ahead of Peacock and Paramount+. Its 100M+ young, cord-cutting audience and what it means for SMBs.

What is Roku's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

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What is Roku's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

The Roku Channel is a top-five streaming service at ~3% of U.S. TV viewing, while 21% of all TV runs through Roku devices. Why Roku is one of the most SMB-accessible CTV platforms.

What is Amazon Prime Video's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

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What is Amazon Prime Video's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

Prime Video is the #3 streaming service at 4.2% of U.S. TV viewing, up 0.7 pts on NBA and NFL. Its 315M ad audience and what it means for small business advertising.

What is Hulu's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

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What is Hulu's share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

Nielsen now folds Hulu into Disney's ~5% combined streaming bucket; its last standalone reading was 2.5%. Hulu's ~64M subscribers and what its ad-supported audience means for SMBs.

What is Disney+'s share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

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What is Disney+'s share of TV viewing? (Q2 2026)

Disney is the #2 media company on U.S. TV at 10.3%, with combined streaming near 5%. The Q2 2026 breakdown and what Disney's ad-supported reach means for small business.

How many Americans have cut the cord? (Q2 2026)

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How many Americans have cut the cord? (Q2 2026)

Non-pay-TV households now outnumber pay-TV homes in 2026, with penetration down to ~42%. The Q2 2026 cord-cutting breakdown and what it means for local advertisers.