Augmented Reality in advertising

The future of advertising is augmented reality.

What can an augmented reality advertisement do for your brand?

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Create visibility

Augmented Reality’s newness itself creates a buzz where it is used. With AR, every advertisement of yours gets to speak to the customer, directly.

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Tell stories

Talk about what your brand believes in. Is it organic? Cruelty-free? Environmentally conscious? Lovingly handmade? What goes into making it?

All these are questions modern buyers care about, and every single AR-enabled advertisement of yours will echo this wherever it is positioned.

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Re-engage with your customers

Customers can get targeted push notifications – reminders of the products they’ve shelved, carted or previously bought, targeted offers for different customer segments, and a lot more.

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Measure your campaigns

Like any other digital marketing tool, AR gives fine-grained, measurable data.

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Ease of Implementation

Not all technology has to be complicated and time-consuming to implement. AR can be integrated into advertisements you already have.

In a Netimperative poll of 100 marketing managers, 72% plan to use AR in the coming year. The tide is going to turn.
Are you ready for it?

 

 

 

 

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Why is it important?

AR campaigns capture people’s attention for over 85 seconds, increase interaction rates by 20 percent, and improve click-through rates to purchase by 33 percent.

This surpasses anything print, television or social media can provide.

There will be about 2.4 billion mobile Augmented Reality users by 2023.

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A Global Web Index survey of 4000 internet users shows this:

The combination of advertising with tech like augmented reality (AR) is bound to create and maintain interest amongst a younger target audience, who are the main users of AR currently.

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Augmented Reality is not the “future of advertising” anymore; it is already being used by brands that know it’s potential. Sephora, IKEA, Toyota, Gucci, L’Oreal… The list is long and illustrious.


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