The Future of Ad Creative?
A new study in the Journal of Advertising Research explores the role of deep fakes and A.I. on ad creative and consumer response to advertising
A new study in the Journal of Advertising Research explores the role of deep fakes and A.I. on ad creative and consumer response to advertising
On September 21, 2022, speakers from Kantar, Meta, Next Media Partners, Snap, VMLY&R, Wunderman Thompson Intelligence and XRGuild shared insights into how the Metaverse will impact marketers. They discussed implications for interoperability as well as paid advertising.
Member Only AccessAs charity fundraising becomes more competitive, the imagery used in crowdfunding campaigns requesting help for victims can make the difference between higher or lower donations. Evidence from new research shows that campaigns with images that show victims as helpless attract fewer donations than those showing victims helping themselves.
Member Only AccessMany companies have employed prosocial messaging and more diverse portrayals in advertising. New research explored if and how those strategies can improve consumers’ perceptions of brands and increase sales. Read more »
Two events take place next week that are designed to help marketers create attention-grabbing and effective messages.
Artificial intelligence is already changing advertising, but how will it reshape it moving forward? Researchers unpack the potential effects of three different forms of AI—analytic, interpretive and creative—on seven categories of advertising industry stakeholders. Can those who embrace the evolving creative AI mechanisms get ahead of competitors?
Member Only AccessThis ARF Cognition Council event explored how brands can improve consumers’ perceptions of their pro-social messaging based on insights from fresh analyses of data from a variety of sources. Experts from Ipsos, Dartmouth College and Research Measurement Technologies shed light on a diverse range of research on ways that brands can convey pro-social messages in their advertising.
Member Only AccessCasey Hobgood, Associate Strategy Director at We Are Social US, argues that “…brands are still failing to address the whole spectrum of gender identities in their market research, campaigns and products.”
A pair of comedic Apple ads and two anti-gun violence messages earned four of the six Outstanding Commercial Emmy nominations from the Academy of Television Arts and Sciences. The winner be announced during the awards ceremony on September 12th.
Advertising practitioners often turn to personalization-based media strategies to counter banner blindness—the conscious or unconscious act of ignoring banner ads and other graphics that look like ads. But a new study challenges this practice by suggesting that breakthrough, creativity-based strategies may be more effective in some situations.
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