Neuroscience and the power of newspaper advertising
Maureen Duffy and Anne Foster
National newspapers have long suffered from a lack of evidence proving their value to advertisers. And with such a paucity of proof, assumption has grown up in the gap: newspapers are good for short-term tactical messages, but cannot build brands; newspapers are rational not emotional; newspapers are yesterday's medium. For many advertisers and agencies these beliefs have rendered themselves into unquestioned fact, forcing newspaper advertising to be limited solely to a functional and informational role.
In an ongoing effort to challenge assumptions and counter that lack...