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NYCU: More Viewing – Less Attention

• Posted: May 28, 2020

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NYCU: More Cynicism Towards Ads & More “Normality”?

• Posted: May 1, 2020

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• Ad Effectiveness & ROI
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How Early Social-Media Release Helps Super Bowl Ads

• Jennifer Lee Burton (University of Tampa), Kristen M. Mueller (Accent Your Style Boutique), Jan Gollins (Delta Modeling Group), and Danielle M. Walls (BDJ Solutions)
• JOURNAL OF ADVERTISING RESEARCH

Advertisers often debate whether to air their Super Bowl ads early on social media. This study’s moment-by-moment analysis of consumers’ emotions while they viewed the ads—and their related social-media behavior—shows that the benefits extend not just in-game but afterward, with more favorable attitudes and purchase intentions.

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KAH: Television Advertising Wearout

TV advertising wearout has bedeviled marketers for decades. At what point does a TV ad lose its potency? Or the reverse – how much media weight is needed before a TV ad starts to wear in and impact the business? This Knowledge at Hand summary synthesizes the latest insights on the wearout/wearin conundrum, recognizing that the TRP tipping point will vary depending on the product category or industry vertical. But key to remember is that while individual commercials may fade, a strong advertising strategy rarely loses its luster. Access the KAH

• Format: White Paper, March 2018
• Source: The ARF

• Audience & Media Measurement
• Article

Television Advertising Wearout

• KNOWLEDGE AT HAND

TV advertising wearout has bedeviled marketers for decades. When does a TV ad lose its potency – or, conversely, when does it start to impact business? This Knowledge at Hand summary synthesizes the latest insights on the wearout/wearin conundrum, recognizing differences by product category or industry vertical.

• Audience & Media Measurement
• Article

Brand Building and TV

• Frank Findley – Executive Director & Chief Advisor, MMAP Center, MASB Kelly Johnson – VP, Advertising & Marketing Intelligence, ESPN

Has TV advertising retained its long-standing power? Although some aspects of TV’s ability to produce results remain, the selling power per GRP has diminished. This effect has been lessened by TV household growth. A new measure, PRPs, has been found to be highly predictive of sales.