Advertisements featuring oddly dressed furniture salesmen yelling at the camera are examples of irritation advertising
A strategic component of an advertisement that aims to make a message linger in customers' minds is the annoyance effect, also known as the nuisance effect, irritant effect, or irritation effect.
Consumers believe that the most bothersome advertisements are those that interfere with how a user receives information. Actionable advice: People won't have the patience or time to deal with your adverts when they're eager to learn something. especially with those that are challenging to close.
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