Consumers more likely to recall ads on multiple devices
Ad awareness metrics showed improvements up to 9% higher for multiple device exposure than those who saw them on just one device according to On Device Research’s Path-to-Purchase tracker research.
On average, consumers exposed to ads on multiple devices record an improvement in brand awareness of +21% vs a single device exposure average of +12%. Similarly, a multiplier effect is noted for both top-of-mind brand awareness (+11% vs +7%) and online ad recall (+8% vs +4%).
The tracker is a bi-annual, multi-country study, researching 500 smartphone users per market.
The research has also found that ad fatigue is significant in the increase in on-demand TV in the UK.
More than two in five respondents said that seeing fewer ads than they do watching linear TV motivates paid on-demand TV viewing.
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