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If I talk to everyone, no one listens : ARN finds 6 neuroscientific triggers for effective audio ads

If I talk to everyone, no one listens : ARN finds 6 neuroscientific triggers for effective audio ads
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ARN, WE Communications and Village Cinema among new speakers confirmed for Mumbrella360

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Neuroscience research finds distinct advertising differences across audio, radio and podcasting

Neuroscience research finds distinct advertising differences across audio, radio and podcasting New ARN Neuro Lab research looks into the distinctive advertising impact of the three key audio channels Sample from the new ARN Neuro Lab research Radio, podcasting and music streaming are distinctively processed by consumers, leading to differences in their strengths and effectiveness as advertising channels, a new neuro research study claims. The fresh research, which has been conducted by neuroscience specialist, Dr Shannon Bosshard, in partnership with Australian Radio Network’s Neuro Lab, sought to understand how consumers’ brains respond different to distinct audio formats, and the impact advertising has in each of them. To do this, it analysed more than 40,000 datapoints every second across the different audio formats and mapped brain activity of people engaging with both audio content and advertising.

ARN s Neuro Lab investigates power of radio engagement for advertisers

ARN s Neuro Lab investigates power of radio engagement for advertisers
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Radio advertising keeps the brain on its toes : ARN

The ‘Sound You Can See’ research studied how the brain processes radio, podcasting and music streaming. Its findings, ARN said, show that people process them as fundamentally different products, which offers advertisers unique opportunities to promote their brands across each medium. It’s part of a series to reshape the way the industry understands and uses audio advertising. The ‘Sound You Can See’ study claims radio has an unrivalled ability to engage listeners, and to do so for extended periods. It said radio ads cause 60% more neural engagement than other audio formats, keeping the “brain on its toes”. Comparatively, podcasting provided an environment primed for high levels of memory encoding, and music streaming’s relative strength was creating strong positive attitudes towards brands.

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