Strong stimulus, weak place

It's not true what advertisers believe: an ad at the top right of the page works just as well as one at the bottom left.

It is not true what advertisers believe: an ad at the top right of the page works just as well as one at the bottom left. As a result of this and other research, many advertisers have tried to create ads that are as appealing as possible. Ads had to be large, colorful and loud. Such stimuli have a stronger effect on the brain. How? Wolfgang Koschnick has analyzed this in his overview of impact research. page 26

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