Thomas from Ariyh - 🎓 People remember print ads better
🎓 People remember print ads betterPrint ads are better absorbed by our memory. One week after seeing them, we remember them better than we would digital ads.New to Ariyh? Join 6,932 evidence-based marketers for 3min insights 💡 based on research 🎓 to grow your business 📈 If you find these insights useful please share them with your colleagues and friends, Ariyh grows thanks to you! Today’s insight is brought to you by… Storyblok One CMS. Endless channels. Manage and publish all your content from one place with Storyblok - from corporate and eCommerce websites to mobile apps to digital signage and more. Launch your marketing content and landing pages in minutes. Want to sponsor Ariyh? Here’s all you need to know. 📝 IntroDigital ads (e.g. Facebook ads) tend to be among the easiest channels to implement, measure, and experiment with. But it’s not by chance that print ads (e.g. magazines, direct mail) are still chosen by experienced marketers as an effective part of their marketing mix - even if they’re often more expensive. This study finds that people react differently to the same ad if they see it on Vogue’s website vs Vogue’s print magazine, for example. Researchers used fMRI brain scans, eye tracking, and biometric body measurements to discover that print ads are better absorbed by our memory. P.S.: Fascinated about how different senses affect our memory? Take a look at how adding a scent to a product helps us remember it much better two weeks later. Previous insight: Ingredient branding (All insights here) People remember print ads better than digital ads after one weekImpacted metrics: Ad performance 📈 RecommendationWhen choosing which channels to use (e.g. email, search ads) don’t neglect print ads (e.g. direct mail, magazine ads, brochures). People remember print ads better than digital ads. Therefore, they can be more effective - even if they are more expensive. 🎓 Effects
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🔍 Study typeLab experiments. United States 📖 ResearchVenkatraman, V., Dimoka, A., Vo, K., & Pavlou, P. A. (September 2021). Relative effectiveness of print and digital advertising: a memory perspective. Journal of Marketing Research. 🏫 AffiliationsFox School of Business, Temple University; Bauer College of Business, University of Houston; and DIRT Research Technologies. United States Remember: Because of the groundbreaking nature of this paper, it could be disproven in the future (although this is rare). It also may not be generalizable to your situation. If it’s a risky change, always test it on a small scale before rolling it out widely. Rate today’s insight to help me make Ariyh's next insights 🎓 even more useful 📈 How was today’s insight? Want to sponsor Ariyh or ask a question? -> Reach out at thomas@ariyh.com Want personalized evidence-based recommendations to boost your business? -> Here’s how I can help you New to Ariyh? -> Subscribe below or read other 3min marketing insights here |
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