Advertising, Media & Planning

Fleeting screen

When a task is running on a device, a window or image may appear on the screen, providing information about the task’s progress, such as

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Electronic label

A label equipped with an electronic chip incorporating explanatory details about the item or packaging, which can be interpreted via the reception of the corresponding

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Technological displacement

Technological exclusion refers to the phenomenon whereby the use of modern technology on a website or online advertisement excludes a portion of its potential audience.

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Puto and Wells scale

In 1984, Christopher Puto and William Wells developed a scale to evaluate two key aspects of advertising: informational content and transformational content. Informational content encompasses

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Affinity zone

Affinity zones are a technique for selecting advertising locations in outdoor advertising. They refer to a geographic area where individuals exposed to an advertisement have

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Rossiter scale

In 1977, John Rossiter designed a specific scale to assess children’s opinions of television advertisements. This scale, consisting of seven questions, is designed for self-assessment

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Emotional Quotient Scale

The analysis of emotional reactions to advertisements encompasses a broad spectrum. The evaluation is conducted using the EQ scale, which captures these reactions globally, but

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