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Fighting for interest in the

Attention Economy

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by Monique Deziel

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We live in what’s called

The attention economy

we are always

consuming, always

multitasking never

focusing on just

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We are surrounded by mass media

and multiple devices

Never giving our

attention to just

one brand

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Studies have shown that people

are consuming more media

this is a result of media multi­tasking, with

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and people are becoming more skilled at

consuming more than one type of media at

once

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“40 percent of smartphone and tablet users

multitask in front of the TV daily.”1

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This presents a new challenge for marketers,

even highly anticipated super bowl commercials

may become less effective due to people media

multitasking while watching them

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Although many people tune in to watch

the super bowl,

very few will consume the entirety of the

program without checking in on

another device 1

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The youngest generation is growing up

learning to media multitask and have

incorporated this into their everyday lives

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giving them the skills to

perform better while

multitasking

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Consumers are also armed with a

variety of tools that help them filter

and block media

allowing them to make choices about

consumption

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to have an effective advertisement Marketers

must tailor their advertisements for the

different levels of attention that are expected

from consumers

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One way to gain the attention of consumers

is through sponsored content

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Sponsored content

incorporates advertisements

into editorials in a way

that consumers won't skip

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Canadian family magazine

published an article titled “5Tips for establishing a routine

with your baby”

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This was one of A series of articles for

expecting parents, each article

sponsored by the brand aveeno

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This drew attention to the brand and

made them seem knowledgeable about a

cause important to their consumers

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Brands must

also

consider

whether their

content

is share

worthy

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marketers must take

advantage of where

consumers are on

social media and

where they share

content

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People will share content with

their friends if it's something they

want to show they care about or

think their friends will care about

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and you want to

attract attention to

your content

shares indicate attention

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With so many sources looking to

grab consumers’ attention

it’s important to have stand out

content CC Photo By: Smokingapples.com Creative Commons Licence https://www.flickr.com/photos/smokingapples/4755498547/ *edited

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The attention economy doesn’thave to be framed negatively, but

marketers must understand how it

effects their communications

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