textThis paper examines the effects of serial position, price promotion, user experience and brand familiarity on search advertising in China. Past research on traditional media has hypothesized that TV ads in prime time and print ads in cover pages received more audience's attention than other ads placed in nonprime time spots on TV or other ads placed in inside pages in print media. Recent study finds the "banner blindness" phenomenon in interactive advertising due to user expertness. Past research also indicates that price promotion and brand familiarity have positive effects on consumer behavior. Will these theories also apply to the new media search engine? This study investigates whether higher ranked ads will result in higher click-...
Search engine advertising has become a multibillion-dollar business and one of the dominant forms of...
Search engine advertising has become a multibillion-dollar business and one of the dominant forms of...
Banner blindness, the phenomenon of website users actively ignoring web banners, was first reported ...
This study aims to measure the impact of these two variables on consumers' ‘click-through ’ rat...
© 2020 The Authors. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology published by W...
Search advertising and display advertising are two major online advertising formats. Search advertis...
Search advertising and display advertising are two major online advertising formats. Search advertis...
Sponsored search-engine advertising, as one of the dominant online marketing paradigms, has been wid...
Click on the URI link to access this article (may not be free)Banner blindness, the phenomenon of we...
This study examines how users’ understanding of search-based advertising influences search results v...
This study examines Chinese consumers' perceptions and responses to web banner advertising. Results ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the applicability of the economics of information-d...
Sponsored search ads appear as ordered lists in search engine results pages. While it is established...
This article reports the relationship that specific elements of search engine advertisements (SEAs) ...
A Review of: Schultheiß, S., & Lewandowski, D. (2021). How users’ knowledge of advertisements infl...
Search engine advertising has become a multibillion-dollar business and one of the dominant forms of...
Search engine advertising has become a multibillion-dollar business and one of the dominant forms of...
Banner blindness, the phenomenon of website users actively ignoring web banners, was first reported ...
This study aims to measure the impact of these two variables on consumers' ‘click-through ’ rat...
© 2020 The Authors. Journal of the Association for Information Science and Technology published by W...
Search advertising and display advertising are two major online advertising formats. Search advertis...
Search advertising and display advertising are two major online advertising formats. Search advertis...
Sponsored search-engine advertising, as one of the dominant online marketing paradigms, has been wid...
Click on the URI link to access this article (may not be free)Banner blindness, the phenomenon of we...
This study examines how users’ understanding of search-based advertising influences search results v...
This study examines Chinese consumers' perceptions and responses to web banner advertising. Results ...
Purpose: The purpose of this paper is to examine the applicability of the economics of information-d...
Sponsored search ads appear as ordered lists in search engine results pages. While it is established...
This article reports the relationship that specific elements of search engine advertisements (SEAs) ...
A Review of: Schultheiß, S., & Lewandowski, D. (2021). How users’ knowledge of advertisements infl...
Search engine advertising has become a multibillion-dollar business and one of the dominant forms of...
Search engine advertising has become a multibillion-dollar business and one of the dominant forms of...
Banner blindness, the phenomenon of website users actively ignoring web banners, was first reported ...