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Title of Thesis
An empirical investigationof the association between creative
advertising and advertising effectiveness in Pakistan |
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Author(s)
Wisal Ahmad |
Institute/University/Department
Details Department of Management Sciences / Shaheed
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Institute of Science and Technology, Islamabad |
Session 2010 |
Subject Management Sciences |
Number of Pages 294 |
Keywords (Extracted from title, table of contents and
abstract of thesis) Professionals, Pakistan, Brand,
Empirical, Creative, Advertisements, Subjects, Association,
Effectiveness, Reative, Primary, Investigationof, Factor |
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Abstract The importance of
creativity in advertising as one of the primary factor for
advertising effectiveness has been much advocated by advertising
professionals and academicians particularly in a cluttered media.
Industry experts argue that advertisements have to be more creative
to break through the greater media clutter and develop an impression
for the brand.This study examines the potential effectiveness of
awardwinning television advertisements in Pakistan in both single
and three advertising exposures. Both creative and control
advertisements were embedded in a television program which were
shown to two separate groups of research subjects with single and
three advertising exposures respectively.After watching the
advertisements, Subjects’ tapped their responses about brand and
advertisement recall, attitude and lastly purchase intent.Contrary
to expectations, the finding of this study in single exposure does
not verify the superior performance of creative advertising in terms
of recall, brand and advertisement attitude and purchase
intent.However, in three exposures, creative advertisements
developed significantly more favorable brand and advertisement
attitude and greater unaided brand recall than control
advertisements.Creative advertisements developed greater mean
purchase intent for the advertised brands than control group of
advertisements; however, it just slipped from attaining
significance.Being an optimum and more mature response of research
participants in three exposures as compared to single exposure, the
results of this study in three exposures conclude that creative
advertisements are really more effective than conventional
advertisements and bestow value to the advertised brands.
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