TV viewership for women’s sports surged 131% in 2024, fueling a 56% year-over-year increase in ad impact, according to a new report from TV outcomes company EDO. From NCAA basketball, lacrosse, and gymnastics to U.S. Open tennis and the WNBA, women’s sports have emerged as a potent platform for brands aiming to connect with highly engaged audiences and drive tangible consumer action.
“Women’s sports are officially a business imperative”
Retailers like SKIMS, Fabletics, Bombas, Vuori, and Athleta ranked among the most effective women’s sports TV advertisers in 2024 — as measured by consumer behaviors that are predictive of future sales, like brand searches and site visits. As women’s sports continue to deliver substantial audiences, cross-platform outcomes measurement provides brands, agencies, and publishers with an immediate view of how TV ads generate interest and engagement.
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“Women’s sports are officially a business imperative,” said Laura Grover, SVP, Head of Client Solutions at EDO. “As investment accelerates, outcomes have never been more critical. It’s not just about reaching this fast-growing audience — it’s about inspiring action, building brand affinity, and driving real business impact. Using data-driven strategies and measuring with TV outcomes, brands can see exactly how their investments in women’s sports are paying off and optimize for even greater success.”
Key findings from EDO’s 2025 Women’s Sports TV Outcomes Report include:
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