Music Preferences and Marketing
Music can play a decisive role in ad success. Researchers have explored music preferences to help marketers choose the right song when targeting consumers of a specific age group.
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Music can play a decisive role in ad success. Researchers have explored music preferences to help marketers choose the right song when targeting consumers of a specific age group.
During the last couple of weeks, we have again been exposed to many reports on Super Bowl ad rankings, polls and so on. Analyzing several past year’s reports and this year’s, our News You Can Use editor found that such analyses differ widely in terms of results and methodology.
Music can play a decisive role in ad success. Researchers have explored music preferences to help marketers choose the right song when targeting consumers of a specific age group.
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