Friday, 30 September 2016

Online ads must be viewable for 14 seconds to be seen, says eye-tracking study; GBK burgers compared to Donald Trump as 'a bit of an arse' in outdoor campaign

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September 30, 2016
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Online ads must be viewable for 14 seconds to be seen, says eye-tracking study
Online ads must be viewable for 14 seconds to be seen, says eye-tracking study

Omar Oakes

An online ad needs to be seen on a screen for at least 14 seconds to have any chance of being looked at, according to a new study of more than 4,000 people.

 
 
Tech
Why Facebook and Google should leave their secret gardens
Why Facebook and Google should leave their secret gardens

Lindsey Clay

Facebook and Google need to start giving the market impartial and audited data, warns the CEO of Thinkbox.

 
 
Advertising
GBK burgers compared to Donald Trump as 'a bit of an arse' in outdoor campaign
GBK burgers compared to Donald Trump as 'a bit of an arse' in outdoor campaign

Omar Oakes

Donald Trump gets a grilling in Gourmet Burger Kitchen's latest ad campaign, which lampoons the US presidential candidate by comparing him to a hamburger.

 
 
Marketing
Ikea's UK marketing chief: 'Our role is not to be autocratic'
Ikea's UK marketing chief: 'Our role is not to be autocratic'

Simon Gwynn

Ikea has just closed the doors on The Dining Club, an experiential pop-up that was created to speak to people about the reality of their lives, according to UK marketing manager Laurent Tiersen.

 
 
Media
The Times pledges to cut through the noise in new TV ad
The Times pledges to cut through the noise in new TV ad

Simon Gwynn

News UK is launching a TV ad tomorrow for The Times and The Sunday Times to promote the papers' new brand positioning, "Know your times".

 

 
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Your ad is viewable but did anybody see it?
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Just because an ad is viewable, that doesn't mean it is seen or engaged with. In an industry obsessed with viewability and click-through rates, InSkin Media's research shows it's more important than ever to go back to basics

 
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