North Carolina DHHS YouTube Ads and Video Campaigns

#3083 YouTube advertiser by spendHealthcareUnited States

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services oversees public health initiatives, Medicaid administration, and social safety net programs across North Carolina. Its YouTube advertising footprint includes 20+ ads with over 10.3M views in the US. Campaigns center on vital public health messaging, emphasizing vaccine awareness, child immunization, and hurricane relief efforts in English and Spanish.

Est. total spend
$207K – $517K
All-time, estimated range
Ads indexed
23
Total views
10.3M
Markets
1
Countries the ads ran in

Most-viewed North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services YouTube ads

Top 20 by views · list updated

See all 23 North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services ads

Search every ad by what's said and shown, filter by country, language and date, and save the ones that matter to a board.

Start free

About North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS) is a state government agency responsible for managing health and human-related services for residents of North Carolina. Established in 1971, the department oversees public health initiatives, Medicaid administration, child welfare, mental health services, and social safety net programs. It operates across North Carolina, managing dozens of divisions, offices, and state-run facilities to serve vulnerable populations.

Company
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services
Category
Public health and social services
Headquarters
United States
Advertises in
1 country

North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services YouTube ads — FAQ

The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services is a United States state government agency established in 1971. It manages public health initiatives, Medicaid administration, child welfare, mental health services, and social safety net programs for residents of North Carolina.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services focuses its YouTube ads on public health messaging. Key themes include recommendations for vaccinations such as MMR, awareness around measles, and disaster response and recovery updates related to Hurricane Helene.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services relies entirely on horizontal video formats. The majority of these ads are short spots lasting up to 15 seconds, alongside some 16-to-30-second videos.
The North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services advertises primarily in English, with a substantial portion of its YouTube campaigns also delivered in Spanish.
AdSee has indexed 23 YouTube ads from North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, with 10.3M views in total, shown in 1 country.
North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services's YouTube ads in the AdSee library ran most often in the United States.
AdSee estimates North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services's YouTube ad spend at $207K – $517K. The estimate is calculated from the views of its indexed ads and typical cost-per-view rates in the countries where they ran; it is not spend reported by North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services.
The most-viewed North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services ad in the AdSee library is “Doctors Recommend Vaccines - NC Health and Human Services”, with 2.7M views on YouTube.
All brands →
#Brand · Industry · CountryEst. total spendAdsViewsActions
2982
NaturellHealthcarePL
$227K – $545K19 ads · 45.4M1945.4MView ads
3010
TerveystaloHealthcareFI
$215K – $537K64 ads · 26.9M6426.9MView ads
3014
audibeneHealthcareDE
$219K – $536K29 ads · 19.9M2919.9MView ads
3025$32.0K – $533K13 ads · 10.7M1310.7MView ads
3063
IEHPHealthcareUS
$209K – $523K14 ads · 10.5M1410.5MView ads
3081
SensodyneHealthcareCL
$130K – $518K12 ads · 64.8M1264.8MView ads
3215
parodontaxHealthcareRO
$182K – $486K30 ads · 60.8M3060.8MView ads
3219
Boiron CanadaHealthcareCA
$190K – $485K14 ads · 17.3M1417.3MView ads

Spend figures are estimated ranges, not reported numbers — see how we estimate ad spend.