2021
DOI: 10.1080/21670811.2021.1919536
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Cognitive Perception of Native Advertising in the Spanish and Portuguese Digital Press

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“…There has been an emphasis on textual over other visual objects, but that is being redressed, including by studies in this special issue. Zamith, Mañas-Viniegra and N uñez-G omez (2021) use neuromarketing analysis of eye tracking to assess how users read combinations of headline, text and image. Ferrer-Conill et al (2020) compare the visual features by which native advertising is distinguished from news items.…”
Section: Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There has been an emphasis on textual over other visual objects, but that is being redressed, including by studies in this special issue. Zamith, Mañas-Viniegra and N uñez-G omez (2021) use neuromarketing analysis of eye tracking to assess how users read combinations of headline, text and image. Ferrer-Conill et al (2020) compare the visual features by which native advertising is distinguished from news items.…”
Section: Contentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The marketing model of native advertising is based on the provision of smooth and engaging content to the target market. The analysis of the form and content of native advertisements show that they are highly interesting, novel, and sticky, so they become notably attractive for young people (Felix, 2018;Zamith et al, 2021). Further, another factor behind their popularity among the young generation is that they offer valuable information in a natural instead of intrusiveness manner leading to making it convenient for people to make decisions (Youn and Kim, 2018).…”
Section: The Young Generation and Native Advertisingmentioning
confidence: 99%