Nielsen recently
released its newest study on “Global Trust in Advertising”. This study breaks
down who trusts which type of advertisements. Nielsen created the graph below
that shows 19 different mediums along with the percentage of trust held by each
generation. In this study, 30,000 consumers in 60 countries were surveyed.
It could be considered
common knowledge that typically younger consumers are more “up to date” with
today’s technology and trends. For that reason, it is no surprise that the
younger generations (Gen Z and Millennials) trust advertisements from newer
vehicles (online, mobile, movies) more than older generations (Boomers and
Silent Gen).
What is interesting is
the trend of trusting more traditional advertisements above digital ads.
Personal recommendations, television ads, and print ads are all within the top
ten most trusted advertising methods while more “trendy” advertisements like
online video ads, TV program product placements, mobile ads, social media ads,
and text ads to mobile phones are amongst the least trusted types of
advertisement.
With more and more
advertisers taking advantage of these new advertising opportunities, it will be
interesting to review an updated survey in a few years to see if customers have
placed their trust in new formats or if they continue to be creatures of habit.
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