Psychology in advertising
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Advertisements are most memorable when they use repetition of jingles or slogans. Consumers pay closest attention to the beginning of an ad but the end is most impactful for memorability. Emotional ads that evoke a response are better recalled than purely informative commercials. Additionally, ads featuring sexual images can be an effective way to get men's attention and desired response.
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