Effective Webtoon Advertising Production and Media Execution Strategy: Focusing on Attitudes Effect
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This study confirmed the effect of attitude factors on advertisement effect for the purpose of producing effective webtoon advertisement and suggesting media execution strategy. Data were collected using the experimental method. The research results are as follows. First, it was found that only the attitude of advertisement had a significant effect on the advertisement attention when the form of the webtoon advertisement was general format type ad. Second, when the form of webtoon advertisement was general format type ad, advertisement attitude and product attitude had a significant effect on advertisement click intention. Third, when the placement of the webtoon advertisement was inserted in the middle of the webtoon, the advertisement attitude had a significant effect on the advertisement attention. Fourth, when the product of the webtoon advertisement was an experience product, it was advertisement attitude that had a significant effect on advertisement attention. This study is valuable in that it proposed a strategy for producing webtoon advertisements and executing media through experimental research.
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This study confirmed the effect of attitude factors on advertisement effect for the purpose of producing effective webtoon advertisement and suggesting media execution strategy. Data were collected using the experimental method. The research results are as follows. First, it was found that only the attitude of advertisement had a significant effect on the advertisement attention when the form of the webtoon advertisement was general format type ad. Second, when the form of webtoon advertisement was general format type ad, advertisement attitude and product attitude had a significant effect on advertisement click intention. Third, when the placement of the webtoon advertisement was inserted in the middle of the webtoon, the advertisement attitude had a significant effect on the advertisement attention. Fourth, when the product of the webtoon advertisement was an experience product, it was advertisement attitude that had a significant effect on advertisement attention. This study is valuable in that it proposed a strategy for producing webtoon advertisements and executing media through experimental research.
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