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This is a summary for the course 'Advertising 1' (the 4 credit variant of Advertising, 6 credits) by T. Smits (B-KUL-S0G94A). It is based on the lectures, the slides provided during those lectures, and guest lectures that were part of the course. It contains everything from the slides and the most important information provided during the lectures, making it a complete overview of the course.

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Advertising 1
Summary 2019-2020

, Disclaimer: this summary is based on:

- The lectures given by Tim Smits at the KU Leuven in 2019
- The notes I took during those lectures
- The slides accompanying the lectures
- Guest lectures that were part of the course




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,Introduction ............................................................................................................................................................ 4
The relevance of an advertising course? ............................................................................................................ 4
Mark Ritson – TV is dead, long live Facebook TV ........................................................................................... 4
#fearlessgirl .................................................................................................................................................... 4
An advertising crisis? ...................................................................................................................................... 4
The end goal of an academic advertising course ............................................................................................ 5
Overview of the topics .................................................................................................................................. 5
Chapter 1: Setting the scene & MarCom basics ..................................................................................................... 6
Setting the scene ................................................................................................................................................ 6
MarCom basics ................................................................................................................................................... 7
Marketing communication media and tools .................................................................................................. 7
Stakeholder groups ......................................................................................................................................... 7
Branding and campaigns................................................................................................................................. 8
Dynamics (cfr. Elaboration Likelihood Model & System1/System2) .............................................................. 8
The “theory” behind advertising ...................................................................................................................... 10
The marketing communication plan ............................................................................................................. 12
Don Schultz: “The future of advertising or whatever we’re going to call it” .................................................... 12
Chapter 2: Advertising and ad industry ................................................................................................................ 15
Introduction ...................................................................................................................................................... 15
Advertising industry .......................................................................................................................................... 15
Types of advertising .......................................................................................................................................... 17
Chapter 3: Media Planning ................................................................................................................................... 22
Media objectives .............................................................................................................................................. 23
Beta-coefficient Morgensztern: degree of memorization ................................................................................ 23
Media cost and selection .................................................................................................................................. 25
Media context ................................................................................................................................................... 27
Is the GRP really dead in a cross-platform ecosystem? Why the gross rating point metric should thrive in
today’s fragmented media world ..................................................................................................................... 28
Chapter 4: Ad Avoidance and Native Advertising ................................................................................................. 29
The residual impact of avoided television advertising (Bellman, Schweda & Varan) ....................................... 30
Avoidance types............................................................................................................................................ 30
Aim & experimental design .......................................................................................................................... 30
Method ......................................................................................................................................................... 30
Results .......................................................................................................................................................... 31
Predictors of advertising avoidance in print and broadcast media (Speck & Elliott) ....................................... 32
Introduction .................................................................................................................................................. 32
Research questions ....................................................................................................................................... 33
Method ......................................................................................................................................................... 33
Results .......................................................................................................................................................... 34
Edwards et al: Perceived intrusiveness = key ............................................................................................... 35
Banner blindness & native advertising Getting LEAN with digital Ad UX (Cunningham).................................. 36

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, Online ad avoidance: viewable ads .............................................................................................................. 36
IAB on Ad blockers and native advertising ................................................................................................... 36
Native ads ..................................................................................................................................................... 37
Chapter 5: Advertising research ........................................................................................................................... 38
1. Strategic planning & research ....................................................................................................................... 38
2. Pretest .......................................................................................................................................................... 39
Internal evaluation ....................................................................................................................................... 39
Communication goals ................................................................................................................................... 40
Behavioral goals ............................................................................................................................................ 40
3. Post-tests ...................................................................................................................................................... 41
4. Campaign evaluation .................................................................................................................................... 42
Agency practitioner theories of how advertising works ................................................................................... 43
Chapter 6: Endorsement Marketing & Kidsvertising ............................................................................................ 44
Adults and endorsers ........................................................................................................................................ 44
Kidsvertising & endorsers ................................................................................................................................. 46
Commercials vs. advergames. Persuasion from age 5 to 14. ........................................................................... 50
Processing of Commercial Media Content (PCMC) ...................................................................................... 50
Traditional advertising: literacy development .............................................................................................. 50
“Endorsed” advertising and advergames ..................................................................................................... 50
Advertising as a cue to consume: A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effects of acute exposure to
unhealthy food and nonalcoholic beverage advertising on intake in children and adults ............................... 53
Media food marketing and eating outcomes among pre-adolescents and adolescents: A systematic review
and meta-analysis. ............................................................................................................................................ 53
What do adolescents see on social media? A diary study of food marketing images on social media ............ 53
Chapter 7: Online Ads ........................................................................................................................................... 54
Whither the click? How online advertising works ............................................................................................ 54
CTR .................................................................................................................................................................... 55
Do display ads influence search? Attribution and dynamics in online advertising .......................................... 61
Guest lecture: Koen Thewissen (WeAreDaniel) – Can advertising save the world? ............................................. 65
How to hack a brain .......................................................................................................................................... 65




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