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Decentralizing the news

Assessing the potential of experiential advertising, and what it brings to consumers while experiencing through different types of mediums. Understanding different formats of experiential advertising and their results will help identify different successes and failures.

I am interested in this because the recent change in our global climate has changed how we interact with brands.  These media forms provide a different way of messaging to consumers and present a diverse way of advertising. Therefore, benefitting brands that are trying to make a social impact, brands that want to become relevant, and brands attempting to establish a personal connection with consumers. I plan to uncover what social impact is most effective, what kind of audiences these experiences attract, and the types of experiential engagement marketing creates.

 

Research

  • Nearly 8 in 10 (77%) millennials say some of their best memories are from an event or live experience they attended or participated in. 69% believe attending live events and experiences make them more connected to other people, the community, and the world.

  • Engagement fosters better understanding of your product or service benefits and how the brand fits into the customer’s lifestyle, and it lowers the barriers for trial and purchase.  Shifting the focus from technology to user and community experience, it is possible to find a balance between the two engagement degrees: as a consequence the audiences can enjoy the best content spread by the suitable devices, taking advantage of the opportunities of the contemporary cross mediated world.