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Reference no. 9A91A002
Subject category: Marketing
Published by: Ivey Publishing
Originally published in: 1991
Version: 2002-06-03
Length: 9 pages
Data source: Published sources

Abstract

This note provides a review of three different models of consumers'' advertising response processes, and discusses the implications of these models for advertisers. It also describes the advertising agency''s model or grid and its role in marketing communication planning. The model is known as AIDA, standing for getting Attention, developing Interest, building Desire, and finally getting Action.

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Abstract

This note provides a review of three different models of consumers'' advertising response processes, and discusses the implications of these models for advertisers. It also describes the advertising agency''s model or grid and its role in marketing communication planning. The model is known as AIDA, standing for getting Attention, developing Interest, building Desire, and finally getting Action.

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