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July 21, 2005

Ad Associations Seek "Engagement" Metric

Agencies072105A joint-task force composed of members of the Association of National Advertisers, American Association of Advertising Agencies and the Advertising Research Foundation yesterday unveiled an initiative that would shake up the classic equation of advertising math that determines consumer exposure to an ad. It would replace the concept of frequency -- the number of exposures to an ad -- with "engagement," a metric that could better reflect the growing number of media choices facing consumers, from cell phones and the Internet to video games and podcasts.

Said Mr. DeSena, "Engagement has a psychological component, but it will manifest behaviorally -- it will lead to an action."

The committee's initial tasks are to define engagement and propose a large-scale research effort to validate it as a planning, tracking and return on investment metric, said Joseph Plummer, chief research officer at the ARF. Read more (Adage.com)

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