Tuesday, 10 October 2017

Evaluation of cross platform advertising.


Strengths
Potential problems
Examples
Viral advertising
It's viral, which means it spreads easily through media, this means the product can sell quicker. It could have spam threats, that's only if it's made badly. 2017 Samsung Gear 360 Viral Ad; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3HPblRZyVT0 this would've been viral because the person is making direct eye contact with the audience, which enhances the quality of the advert, as it is interacting with the audience.
Native advertising
 It captures more attention, it also builds relevance,
cheaper, targets customers better
It's seen as unethical due to many dishonest and misleading headlines. Publishers also receive backlash.Image result for buzzfeed ads
Targeted advertising
 It's easier to target people, this is done by;
age
gender
interests, etc
 Limiting the privacy factor, many people dislike that, An example of targeted advertising would be found on Facebook, on the right side of the user's profile, the targeted advertisement would usually be linked into their interests or their recent searches e.g if they're getting ready for a wedding, the adverts would be of "bridesmaid dresses" or something like that
Shoppables and Influencers
 The products would sell faster because Instagram is a very popular app. Some people don't trust Instagram, etc An example of this would be Instagram, where it has shoppables.Image result for shoppable instagram

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