1. The document discusses whether attention is the right measure of advertising effectiveness or if impact is a better measure. It argues that attention is necessary but not sufficient, and that quality of engagement and memory encoding are also important.
2. It presents a mental communications spectrum showing different levels of mental processing from visual attention to long term memory encoding. Eye tracking only correlates 15% to memory encoding.
3. Building brand identity through consistent branding, creative messaging, emotion and experience across different contexts and touchpoints is important for driving impact along the customer journey.
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1. 1
Nickie Scriven – CEO, Zenith Australia Peter Pynta – CEO, Neuro Insight APAC
2. 2
IS THE BUZZ OF “ATTENTION ECONOMY”
A LITTLE TOO NARROW?
Is eye tracking the right measure for attention?
Should we be measuring Attention or Impact to determine the success / effectiveness of our advertising?
3. 3
ATTENTION IS NECESSARY BUT NOT SUFFICIENT
There is no silver bullet Eye-tracking and
“Attention” is necessary
but not sufficient
We should be exploring
quality in media –
particularly in digital
ecosystem
But is eye tracking really
the right measure?
We need to understand
the building blocks of
brand and what actually
drives attention
Then we need to
measure the “Impact” of
our comms in media
5. 5
5
THE MENTAL COMMUNICATIONS SPECTRUM
Source: Neuro Insight Pty Ltd
The Goal
Get into the mind of the
Consumer
Mental Availability
The Measure
Long Term Memory
Encoding
Eye Movement
Gaze
Gaze
0% 100%
6. 6
6
THE MENTAL COMMUNICATIONS SPECTRUM
Source: Neuro Insight Pty Ltd
The Goal
Get into the mind of the
Consumer
Mental Availability
The Measure
Long Term Memory
Encoding
Eye Movement
Gaze
Gaze
0% 100%
The Measure
Visual Attention
15% correlation to
Memory Encoding
Audio / Sound
Frequency Effects
Priming Effects
Storytelling
Moments / A Glance
The Subconscious
Low Attention Processing
Creative
Context
Emotion
15%
11. 11
HOW TO DRIVE IMPACT ALONG THE CX JOURNEY
Brand Identity:
Logo, visual &
sonic brand codes
Creative and
messaging
Emotion
Creative and messaging
Emotion
Rational drivers
Context: right message/creative,
right place, right time
Experience
Emotion, relevance
Reinforce rational drivers