Using Internet Behavior to Deliver Relevant Television Commercials

作者: Steven Bellman , Jamie Murphy , Shiree Treleaven-Hassard , James O'Farrell , Lili Qiu

DOI: 10.1016/J.INTMAR.2012.12.001

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摘要: Consumer footprints left on the Internet help advertisers show consumers relevant Web ads, which increase awareness and click-throughs. This “proof of concept” experiment illustrates how behavior can identify television commercials that ad-effectiveness by raising attention ad exposure. Product involvement prior brand exposure, however, complicate effective Internet-targeting. Ad relevance matters more for low-involvement products, have a short pre-purchase search process. For same reason, using browsing to make inferences about current is accurate products. Prior exposure reduces information-value, even commercials, therefore dampens relevance's effect

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