How effective is shock advertising for charities? To address this question, an experimental research design based on a cross-sectional sample of three groups of adults was used. Respondents were exposed to either an advert using a shock, neutral or positive emotional appeal. All advertisements were for the same charity. The questionnaire explored the emotional effect of the advertisements on four behavioral intentions variables; the intention to donate to the charity, to volunteer for the charity, to agree to the charitable cause and to talk about the advert with family/friends. Key findings include that shock advertising does still work, but not by shocking. Surprise, interest and compassion are key emotions when it comes to engaging with ...
Abstract Purpose This paper aims to analyse the prevalence of emotional and rational appeals in so...
The purpose of this study is to explore the effectiveness of shocking advertising when applied by a ...
This article tries to clarify whether negative charity appeals (i.e., advertisements emphasizing the...
How effective is shock advertising for charities? To address this question, an experimental research...
Organisations use advertisements to convey a preferred image to their target markets, to persuade th...
This study aims to develop a nuanced understanding of audience responses to, and experiences and int...
Shockvertising is a set of advertising tactics that sends its message through the breaking of norms,...
This study compares the reactions towards shock advertising in for-profit (FP) and not-for-profit (N...
To break through the advertising clutter, many marketers currently use the element of shock to attra...
This study investigated the effectiveness of two cognitive appraisal dimensions of emotions, valence...
Advertisements for charity generally employ one of two advertising strategies. The first appeals to ...
This study aims to develop an in-depth and culturally sensitive understanding of audience responses ...
In charitable advertisements, organizations often display the image of a person in need with differe...
Psychology, through its research on marketing, has extensive applications to aid advertising and com...
This article tries to clarify whether negative charity appeals (i.e., advertisements emphasizing the...
Abstract Purpose This paper aims to analyse the prevalence of emotional and rational appeals in so...
The purpose of this study is to explore the effectiveness of shocking advertising when applied by a ...
This article tries to clarify whether negative charity appeals (i.e., advertisements emphasizing the...
How effective is shock advertising for charities? To address this question, an experimental research...
Organisations use advertisements to convey a preferred image to their target markets, to persuade th...
This study aims to develop a nuanced understanding of audience responses to, and experiences and int...
Shockvertising is a set of advertising tactics that sends its message through the breaking of norms,...
This study compares the reactions towards shock advertising in for-profit (FP) and not-for-profit (N...
To break through the advertising clutter, many marketers currently use the element of shock to attra...
This study investigated the effectiveness of two cognitive appraisal dimensions of emotions, valence...
Advertisements for charity generally employ one of two advertising strategies. The first appeals to ...
This study aims to develop an in-depth and culturally sensitive understanding of audience responses ...
In charitable advertisements, organizations often display the image of a person in need with differe...
Psychology, through its research on marketing, has extensive applications to aid advertising and com...
This article tries to clarify whether negative charity appeals (i.e., advertisements emphasizing the...
Abstract Purpose This paper aims to analyse the prevalence of emotional and rational appeals in so...
The purpose of this study is to explore the effectiveness of shocking advertising when applied by a ...
This article tries to clarify whether negative charity appeals (i.e., advertisements emphasizing the...