[opendtv] New Survey on Ad Effectiveness

  • From: Monty Solomon <monty@xxxxxxxxxx>
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  • Date: Fri, 16 Apr 2004 08:48:53 -0400

ADVERTISING

New Survey on Ad Effectiveness

By STUART ELLIOTT
April 14, 2004

AS the kingpins of Madison Avenue gather for a major annual meeting, 
there is further evidence of the growing challenge they confront in 
seeking to break through the cacophony of advertising that surrounds 
- and increasingly annoys - consumers.

At the 2004 management conference of the American Association of 
Advertising Agencies, which begins today in Miami, senior executives 
will learn the results of a survey of consumers conducted on behalf 
of the organization by Yankelovich Partners, the market research 
company. The survey, to be presented tomorrow at the opening general 
session of the conference, shows that the effectiveness of campaigns 
that agencies produce for marketers is deteriorating, said J. Walker 
Smith, president at Yankelovich, because "negative perceptions about 
advertising have substantially increased."

The survey findings are significant because industry executives are 
frantically searching for ways to forge more emotional connections 
with fractious, and fractionated, consumers that differ from 
conventional methods like running 30-second television commercials 
and print advertisements.

The risk posed by some of the new approaches, like placing sponsored 
brand messages or products in the entertainment content of programs 
or publications, is that consumers will consider such selling 
strategies even more obnoxious.

...

http://www.nytimes.com/2004/04/14/business/media/14adco.html
 
 
 
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