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Social distancing spills over into online imagery

News • 27 March 2020

Hugging, kissing and holding hands are all a no-no in the physical world now, as people keep their distance to prevent further spread of the coronavirus, habits that appear to be spilling over into digital advertising imagery.

Leverage your brand assets more effectively

News • 25 February 2020

Brands assets come in various forms but it is those visual assets owned by the brand itself that are most likely to be strongly linked to ‘effective branded attention’ in creative, new research suggests.

Consumer reactions to animal and human models in print ads: How animals and people in ads influence the purchase-decision journey

Research Paper • Rohit H. Trivedi and Thorsten Teichert, Journal of Advertising Research, Digital First, January 2020

Animals have been used in advertisements for decades, yet little is known about the effects on consumer reactions along the entire purchase-decision process.

A three-part insight strategy to optimise Tesco’s trade driving print

Research Paper • MRS Awards Papers, Winner, Jeremy Bullmore Award for Creative Development Research, 2019

Tesco, a supermarket, optimised its ads to grab consumers' attention in just two seconds in the UK.

Marketing’s true colors: Brands and organizations can bolster their identity with a distinctive color palette

Article • Chuck Kapelke, ANA, ANA Magazine, September 2019

Looks at how marketers should think about color in the digital age, its role in social media and how to make it part of the design, marketing and strategy process.

The impact of rational, emotional, and physiological advertising images on purchase intention: How TV ads influence brand memory

Research Paper • Charles Young, Brian Gillespie, and Christian Otto, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 59, No. 3, 2019, pp. 329-341

Academic theory and practitioner-performance metrics both focus on consumer recall and recognition of advertising content.

The potent effects of colour on brands

News • 28 August 2019

Colour is a driver of brand awareness and is inextricably tied into a brand's visual language, argues an industry expert in a new WARC paper.

Colour and the ‘Instagramisation’ of alcohol brands

Article • Michael Scantlebury, WARC Exclusive, August 2019

Looks at how colour triggers a response within the brain and how marketers can use this to market effectively, particularly on social media giant Instagram.

How faces enhance the impact of print ads

News • 01 August 2019

Print advertising that includes faces, or images that could be interpreted as faces, tends to be more preferred by consumers than ads that do not have this feature, according to a study published in the Journal of Advertising Research (JAR).

Effects of face images and face pareidolia on consumers? Responses to print advertising: An empirical investigation

Research Paper • Gianluigi Guido, Marco Pichierri, Giovanni Pino, and Rajan Nataraajan, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 59, No. 2, 2019, pp. 219-231

This research investigates whether print advertisements featuring faces (i.e., face advertisements) or facelike images (i.e., pareidolian advertisements) better capture consumer attention than advertisements that do not include such elements.

Face presence and gaze direction in print advertisements: How they influence consumer responses – an eye-tracking study

Research Paper • Safaa Adil, Sophie La coste-Badie, and Olivier Droulers, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 58, No. 4, 2018, pp. 443-455

For product manufacturers and advertisers, attracting consumer attention in a cluttered advertising environment is essential.

‘Don’t buy a dog and bark yourself’: How brands should work with artists

Article • Low Lai Chow , Event Reports, Creative Cities, April 2018

Brand collaborations with artists should include focus on creative freedom, shared values and mutual respect.

What wit can do

Article • Greg Quinton and Nick Asbury, Market Leader, Quarter 1, 2018, pp. 36-41

There are many layers to the advantages of using wit in advertising to engage and appeal to audiences.

The new visual language of brands: How consumers create brand meaning in the social media age

Research Paper • Nick Gadsby, ESOMAR Conference papers, Global Qualitative, November 2017

Traditional brand channels are no longer the primary sources of brand meaning and, with the proliferation of social media, consumers now have greater exposure to images of brands produced by other consumers.

The emoji fundamentals

Article • Emma Phipps, ANA, ANA Magazine, October 2017

Examines the use of emojis in marketing by looking at a study from mobile app engagement provider Appboy, and provides brands with tips on how to incorporate emojis seamlessly.

Sharpen your focus on visual communications

Article • Chris Warren, ANA, ANA Magazine, September 2017

Provides five ways that marketers can tap the power of visual communications to deliver a unique and memorable marketing message.

Consumers prefer brands with faces on labels

News • 27 August 2017

GLOBAL: Consumers are more likely to support brands that use faces in their imagery because people have a fundamental need to form and sustain relationships, a recent academic study has found.

How Le Méridien developed a consistent brand image

Article • Sonia Paul, Event Reports, EyeforTravel's San Francisco Summit, March 2016

This event report outlines how Le Méridien, the luxury hotel chain, developed a consistent brand image by offering "snapshots" into its diverse portfolio of properties.

Exploring the use of visuals in the delivery of research data

Research Paper • Adam Frost, Tobias Stuart and Jon Puleston, ESOMAR Conference papers, Congress, Dublin, September 2015

This paper shares findings from a study into the impact of visual representations on data delivery in market research.

The power of brand properties

Article • David Taylor, Market Leader, Quarter 1, 2015, pp. 49-51

This article discusses the the importance of brand familiarity, and argues that any changes to branding should be carefully considered and gradually implemented to ensure valuable brand associations in the memories of consumers are not lost in the change.

Behavioural psychology: Seduce the subconscious, convince the conscious

Article • John Clark, Market Leader, Quarter 4, 2014

This article explains how the Co-operative supermarket applied understanding about unconscious decision making to enhance the impact of its brand.

How brands can succeed on Instagram

Article • Stephen Whiteside, Event Reports, Ad Age Digital Conference, April 2014

This report highlights how advertisers are using Instagram, the social network for sharing photos and videos, to build brands and engage with consumers.

In-Image Advertising Primer: Understanding the value of images for marketers to reach consumers

Article • IAB, March 2014

This primer seeks to understand the value of in-image ads for marketers to reach consumers.

Can sex sell bread? The impacts of sexual appeal type, product type and sensation seeking

Research Paper • Chun-Tuan Chang and Chien-Hun Tseng, Int. Journal of Advertising, Vol. 32, No. 4, 2013, pp. 559-585

Despite the prominent use of sexual appeals in advertising, little is known about how consumers process messages that contain explicit versus implicit sexual appeals.

Conspicuous Conservation: Using semiotics to understand sustainable luxury

Research Paper • Marie-Cecile Cervellon, Int. Journal of Market Research, Vol. 55, No. 5, 2013, pp. 695-717

This paper investigates the meaning of sustainable luxury among the wealthy, who are the primary target group of luxury brands.

Consumer reactions to animal and human models in print ads: How animals and people in ads influence the purchase-decision journey

Research Paper • Rohit H. Trivedi and Thorsten Teichert, Journal of Advertising Research, Digital First, January 2020

Animals have been used in advertisements for decades, yet little is known about the effects on consumer reactions along the entire purchase-decision process.
A three-part insight strategy to optimise Tesco’s trade driving print

Research Paper • MRS Awards, Winner, Jeremy Bullmore Award for Creative Development Research, 2019

Tesco, a supermarket, optimised its ads to grab consumers' attention in just two seconds in the UK.
Marketing’s true colors: Brands and organizations can bolster their identity with a distinctive color palette

Article • Chuck Kapelke, ANA, ANA Magazine, September 2019, pp. 0-0

Looks at how marketers should think about color in the digital age, its role in social media and how to make it part of the design, marketing and strategy process.
Colour and the ‘Instagramisation’ of alcohol brands

Article • Michael Scantlebury, WARC Exclusive, August 2019

Looks at how colour triggers a response within the brain and how marketers can use this to market effectively, particularly on social media giant Instagram.
The impact of rational, emotional, and physiological advertising images on purchase intention: How TV ads influence brand memory

Article • Charles Young, Brian Gillespie, and Christian Otto, Journal of Advertising Research, Vol. 59, No. 3, 2019, pp. 329-341

Academic theory and practitioner-performance metrics both focus on consumer recall and recognition of advertising content.
The new visual language of brands: How consumers create brand meaning in the social media age

Research Paper • Nick Gadsby, ESOMAR, Global Qualitative, November 2017, pp. 0-0

Traditional brand channels are no longer the primary sources of brand meaning and, with the proliferation of social media, consumers now have greater exposure to images of brands produced by other consumers.