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March 2018

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March 2018 NewsBeat 21 While social media is associated with high levels of immediate attention, the study indicates this is not creating engagement (personal relevance) or being converted into long-term brand memories to the same extent as on premium sites. However, the good news for advertisers is that premium editorial sites and social media sites elicit complementary response patterns. Social media provides a holistic, visual, overall brand impression, while premium contexts stimulates high levels of left brain memory encoding and engagement. Even better, both premium sites and social media outperform general free browsing. So, it's worth paying attention to where ads appear, as well as the audience brands want to target. "We already knew that context was important for digital ad performance. Now we know that it is because the brain processes ads differently depending on where they are encountered," said Newsworks' CEO Vanessa Clifford. "It's not enough to find the right audience, people need to see ads in an environment that is conducive to memory encoding if we are to build brands longer term and maximise effectiveness. Premium editorial sites provide that highly valuable context." Jessie Sampson is communications manager at Newsworks in London, United Kingdom. She can be reached at Jessie.Sampson@newsworks.org.uk. — Reprinted from INMA newyorkpublicnotices.com We Need Your Support! NEW YORK PUBLIC NOTICES NEWYORKPUBLICNOTICES.COM NewYorkPublishNotices.com is a joint venture of the New York Press Association, the New York News Publishers Association, and American Lawyer Media (publishers of the New York Law Journal). The website is a public service made possible by the newspapers of New York. The website needs to evolve into a comprehensive database of public notices published throughout the state — It can become that only if all newspapers upload all of their notices. The website will be a tool in our quest to keep public notices in print newspapers. We need your support — if you need help with the procedures for uploading notices, please contact jill@nynewspapers.com.

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