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ForeSite, the Portland Outdoor research arm, has conducted what it claims is the first survey into the impact of outdoor advertising on ethnic communities.
With the co-operation of Clear Channel's Adshel, Portland ran a six-sheet campaign for a fictional advertiser in two Yorkshire towns - one with a high ethnic population and one with a high white population.
The research revealed that campaigns that use imagery that resonates strongly with its respective audience are the most effective. For example, a campaign that featured an image associated with the Black Caribbean community recorded a 50 per cent higher unprompted recall among this ethnic group than across all others.
The research also found that ethnic minorities tended to be more inclined to take advertising at face value than white communities, who were slightly more cynical. This could be because the demographic profile of the ethnic community is younger than ...