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Digital Ad Engagement: Perceived Interactivity as a Driver of Advertising Effectiveness
Consumers increasingly demand a newfound control over their media experiences because the technology and media industries are obliging them. Digital formats now allow readers to interact with and navigate through magazine content. On one hand, publishers are able to retain the design fidelity of a print magazine and add the interactivity dimension that captivates reader attention and creates a more engaging experience. On the other
hand, advertisers can enhance the engagement of their advertisements because of this digital solution. However, many questions that have not been addressed remain whether ads featured in a digital magazine can engage readers more and elicit greater message effects.
interactivity  advertising  engagement 
february 2011 by lbrightphd
Big Ideas come out of Big Pencils
This is a fun advertising site that has both linear and non-linear navigation systems and a fun pencil to play with too!
advertising  communication  informationarchitecture  interactivity 
february 2007 by lbrightphd
An academic article about perceived interactivity on political candidate blogs.
The purpose of this research was to examine the effects of a political candidate’s blog—a form of eWOM (electronic Word-of-Mouth)—on attitudes toward the website, attitudes toward the political candidate, and intentions to vote. The results showed t
interactivity  advertising  ut  research  blogs  politics  ewom 
august 2006 by lbrightphd

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