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Time Framing Affects Consumers’ Feelings about the Value of Products

Editor’s Note: Here are two related articles on adverting during this crisis. First, a report on the enormous change in TV ad categories from February 24 to April 6, with unprecedented spikes in Government & Services as well as Advocacy & Corporate, while ads for Cars and Entertainment declined. The second report reveals an unexpected boost in the number of brands since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and explores the reasons for this development Read more »

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Breaking Barriers: The Role of Advertising in Normalizing Disability

Editor’s Note: Here are two related articles on adverting during this crisis. First, a report on the enormous change in TV ad categories from February 24 to April 6, with unprecedented spikes in Government & Services as well as Advocacy & Corporate, while ads for Cars and Entertainment declined. The second report reveals an unexpected boost in the number of brands since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and explores the reasons for this development Read more »

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Savoring Success: Creative Strategies That Make Food and Beverage Ads Work

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  • JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING RESEARCH

Digital marketing’s fast pace allows for unprecedented testing of what drives ad success. This study combines human coding and machine learning across over 2,300 food, beverage and restaurant video ads, to reveal how sensory cues like “crunch sounds” and human interaction can significantly boost brand awareness, consideration and purchase intent—while some commonly used tactics, surprisingly, fall flat.

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Breaking Barriers: The Role of Advertising in Normalizing Disability

Editor’s Note: Here are two related articles on adverting during this crisis. First, a report on the enormous change in TV ad categories from February 24 to April 6, with unprecedented spikes in Government & Services as well as Advocacy & Corporate, while ads for Cars and Entertainment declined. The second report reveals an unexpected boost in the number of brands since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and explores the reasons for this development Read more »

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How to Optimize Product Placement Interface Design for Mobile Food Delivery

  • JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING RESEARCH

This study explores the impact of Gestalt psychology on consumer behavior in mobile food delivery marketing. By analyzing brainwave activity, the research demonstrates how organizing visual elements in a Gestalt format can influence purchase decisions. The findings reveal that products placed in a Gestalt format led to higher purchase rates and lower cognitive conflict compared to non-Gestalt formats. The study also highlights the importance of complementary cross-selling products in enhancing the visual Gestalt effect. When main and cross-selling products are placed together in a Gestalt format, consumers experience a more positive emotional response and are more likely to make a purchase. These insights can help marketers optimize product placement interfaces to boost sales and improve user experience.

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Measuring and Managing Shoppability

Editor’s Note: Here are two related articles on adverting during this crisis. First, a report on the enormous change in TV ad categories from February 24 to April 6, with unprecedented spikes in Government & Services as well as Advocacy & Corporate, while ads for Cars and Entertainment declined. The second report reveals an unexpected boost in the number of brands since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, and explores the reasons for this development Read more »

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Shopper Insights Council: Diving into Key Issues in Shopper Marketing

  • Shopper Council

As the shopper marketing landscape continues to evolve rapidly, the ARF’s Shopper Insights Council held a half-day event that offered two unique opportunities: 1) To hear from knowledgeable speakers about Retail Media Networks and omnichannel shopper marketing; 2) To participate in focused workshops and share perspectives, concerns and best practices with others in the industry having similar roles.

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The Long-Term Effects of Advertising on Social Platforms

  • BY KAROLINE CORYEA, YOUNG PROS OFFICER

The ARF Social Council held an event on September 12 diving into the long-term effects of social media advertising on consumers, based on the results of an experiment undertaken by the ARF Social Council. Attendees gained new insights on how they can leverage the study’s results to shape their future social media advertising strategies.

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