1. Media Engagement and Advertising Effectiveness

  1. Bobby J. Calder
  1. Bobby J. Calder and
  2. Edward C. Malthouse

Published Online: 26 SEP 2015

DOI: 10.1002/9781119198154.ch1

Kellogg on Advertising & Media: The Kellogg School Of Management

Kellogg on Advertising & Media: The Kellogg School Of Management

How to Cite

Calder, B. J. and Malthouse, E. C. (2012) Media Engagement and Advertising Effectiveness, in Kellogg on Advertising & Media: The Kellogg School Of Management (ed B. J. Calder), John Wiley & Sons, Inc., Hoboken, NJ, USA. doi: 10.1002/9781119198154.ch1

Publication History

  1. Published Online: 26 SEP 2015
  2. Published Print: 2 JAN 2012

ISBN Information

Print ISBN: 9780470119860

Online ISBN: 9781119198154

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Keywords:

  • Media;
  • advertising;
  • consumer;
  • marketing

Summary

In an era of extreme advertising clutter and consumer avoidance, perhaps no other recent concept has captured more interest from marketers than engagement. This interest is symptomatic of changes in the field. This chapter presents an approach to measuring engagement and show the relationship of media engagement to advertising effectiveness. If the media content engages consumers, this in turn can make the ad more effective. The effectiveness of advertising depends on the brand being advertised, the quality of the ad itself, and characteristics of the execution such as the size of the ad and placement in the medium. The emerging view is that media should not be treated as merely the passive vehicle through which consumers are exposed to ads simply because they are viewing or reading media content.