Bright colors such as yellow, bright green, red and also flashing colors often attract one's attention as is draws the eye to it and is uncommon.
To have an impact, ads must catch a consumer's attention. Bright colors and pictures are more eye-catching than other types of ads. It's also said that ads featuring babies and puppies attract the most attention.
it makes peoples live easier
The ads use animation to attract attention and maintain it as the human brain is attuned to motion. The "person" is a software creation originally called dancing baby, and is just an animated drawing.
Ads get put on your website or videos if it they attract a lot of views. If people click on the ad, you get some money. It can be a very small amount. The companies that put ads on decide on how much they pay. Some ads pay more than others. If a site gets a lot of hits, it will attract more ads and bigger ads and more expensive ads. If a site does not get many hits, then it won't get many ads.
Because color ads attract attention.
Ads: An advertisement; Paid or public announcement in the print, broadcast, or electronic media, designed to attract the public's attention Blurb: A paragraph promoting product; A brief publicity notice; A promotional description
I'm not to sure truly some gaming websites have ads like that
It's a computer term for annoying ads that pop up on the screen to get your attention.
It's a computer term for annoying ads that pop up on the screen to get your attention.
It's a computer term for annoying ads that pop up on the screen to get your attention.
Using ads, you can get your business more attention by placing advertisements on their website for people to find, learn more about your company and possibly buy something from you.
Web advertising (ads) is currently a big issue for information seeking behavior on the Internet. Since websites are an important source of information in our daily lives, the websites have become popular media for advertising. The advertisers think that Web ads are the best way to get people to know quickly many things about a product or service . However, from the viewers' perspective, Web ads can be considered an obstacle to users' information seeking on a website. Actually, Web ads received complains as being annoying or intruding, and it is considered to have negative effects such as affecting people's task performance by many researchers. The objective of this research is to know how Web advertising affects users' information seeking, website evaluation, and source evaluation. Most previous studies have focused on the effectiveness of Web ads toward viewers. Not many studies researched on how Web ads affect users' information seeking performance, website evaluation, and content evaluation of a website. According to visual attention theory, since people's visual attention is limited, the more attention Web ads received from a viewer, the less amount of attention was available for the visual search task and the more damaging it was to the search task . Therefore, Web ads will affect people's information seeking performance, and consequently it will influence website evaluation and source evaluation of the website. My research question is: how do different types of Web advertising which attract people's attention at differing levels affect users' information seeking performance, website evaluation, and source evaluation? I will employ an empirical research design with various levels of attention grabbing Web ads and users' information seeking performance, website evaluation, and source evaluation. I will use a total of 200 college students as the sample population in this research, and I will randomly assign the participants into four different groups (50 participants in each group): three experimental groups for low, medium, and high attention grabbing Web ads and one control group (a group with no Web ads). There would be no significant difference between groups in terms of years of computer experience, years of Internet experience, and gender.