The constant change in the profile of consumers, increasingly critical and equiPPed
with different technologies and equipment, has increased the production and
consumption of content in the Streaming environment. Advertising and brands have
been investing and adapting to changes and how to send effective and more consistent
messages to routine and emerging audiences. The aim of this work was to identify,
tabulate and analyze the types and actions of Product Placement in the on demand
environment (streaming) and how brands aPPly this form of communication
strategically to insert their products / services in entertainment content. We use Netflix
to show the forms of product insertions, performing a comparative analysis between
the “Netflix Originals” series of political drama (“House of Cards” (USA) and “The
Mechanism” (Brazil)) of two of the main world markets company, in order to verify the
main similarities and differences in the aPPlicability of the techniques presented in this
study. For this purpose, theoretical contributions were used, such as Lehu (2007),
Baudrilland (2000) and Russel and Belch (2007), in which they dealt with the actions
of Product Placement in audiovisual narratives. The results showed that Product
Placement is a communicational strategy for brands, capable of working on the
persuasion of a specific target audience through an action that differs from traditional
advertising in the Streaming environment and aPPlying it to our object of study. This
work aims to contribute to studies in the areas of communication and advertising, by
pointing out the main Product Placement actions to be invested by the brands.