Sentence examples for perceived advertising from inspiring English sources

Viewers reported higher perceived advertising effectiveness toward tourism photographs that included text in the known language.

This study examines consumers' visual attention toward tourism photographs with text naturally embedded in landscapes and their perceived advertising effectiveness.

Eye-tracking is employed to record consumers' visual attention and a questionnaire is administered to acquire information about the perceived advertising effectiveness.

"What we find is the more intimate the device, the more intrusive consumers perceive advertising is," she said.

Although many perceive advertising as "an industry that promotes consumerism, that pushes people to buy things they cannot afford," Diana El-Azar, director for media, entertainment and information industries at the World Economic Forum in Geneva, said in a phone interview, "communications could also be a hugely positive force in influencing people's behavior".

On my own blog I do not accept any advertising, even automated Google AdSense links, because I do not want to be perceived as advertising having any influence on what I write.

Promoting off-label drug use is a serious offence for pharmaceutical companies and advice from internal compliance and legal teams suggested that a company-funded OA publication could be perceived as advertising.

Another trend Mr. Smith warned about was what he called "the socialization of marketing resistance" -- a pushback against what consumers deem to be aggressive hucksterism, which may prevent them from ever again perceiving advertising as "an invited guest".

There was also a trend for men to perceive the advertising as more relevant, although this was not statistically significant for the lung campaign (70% vs 64% P=0.047 for bowel; 57% vs 53% P=0.249 for lung).

Christine Clifford: 'Hardly surprising' Well: unwanted advertising, perceived political interference in campaign pages, lack of action on racist and sexist pages.

The results of manipulation check verified that the participants perceived the two advertising messages differently.