Abstract
The effects of product familiarity and trailer type
advertising on consumers' memory and attitude
Na, June-Hee, Doctoral Candidate Lecturer of Marketing Dept. of Business Administration Korea University
Won, Sun Hee Master of Arts Dae Hong Communications, Account Director Account Management Division #4
This study was aimed at reviewing the
effects of the trailer type advertisements and product
familiarity on consumers' memory and attitude.
The results of this study can be summarized
as follows;
First, there was found no significant
difference of consumers' memory of advertisement itself
between product-relevant and story-relevant advertisements.
However, it was found that consumers had a better memory
of the advertisement contents in case of the product-relevant
trailer type advertisements than the story-relevant
trailer type advertisements.
Second, it was found that consumers'
attitudes towards advertisement differed depending on
product familiarity. Specifically, when consumers were
familiar with the product, their attitude towards the
advertisement was more positive in case of product-relevant
trailer type advertisements than story-relevant trailer
type advertisements. However, when consumers were not
much familiar with the product, their attitude towards
the advertisements were found no significant difference.
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Key Word : product familiarity, product-relevant,
story-relevant, trailer type advertisements
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