According to the survey carried out by Nielsen Global, Consumers trust Newspaper Advertising more than Online Advertising. Infact, just 1/3rd of the consumers actually trust online banner and video ads.
Mobile Text Ads (SMS type) are trusted the least with less than a quarter of consumers showing some degree of trust.
Aside from brand Web sites (trusted by 70 percent of online consumers globally), sponsored search links, video ads, banner ads and mobile text ads are at the bottom of the trust league.
Although Newspaper Advertising is the only one where the trust has fallen over last 2 years, it still reigns supreme when it comes to trust in paid form of advertising.
Territories Showing the Most Trust by Paid Advertising Channel
Although Globally, Newspaper advertising is trusted by 63% people, in India it is more significant and tops the chart with 77% of consumers trusting it.
Also, in India Mobile text Ads are trusted most in the world with 43% Indian consumers showing faith in the Medium
Here is the complete survey released by Neilsen on Global trust in Advertising.
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Author: Arun Prabhudesai
Arun Prabhudesai is founder / chief editor at trak.in. He jumped the Entrepreneurship bandwagon in early 2008 after a long 13 year stint in I.T Industry. You can follow him on twitter @trakin or get in touch with him at admin-at-trak-dot-in or 91.9822575676.Related posts:
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This is very surprising. People still trust TV media more than the online media!
Yeah, online Media is quite new for majority of consumers and hence the lack of trust
Mobile text ad numbers came as a surprise to me. It’s also very encouraging, as number of Mobile subscribers are huge in India (as compared to developed countries). We can offset slow online ad growth with a better mobile text ad approach.
Rabi, if you actually see in reality, that makes sense…Tell me how many times have you taken an SMS ad seriously? I receive atleast 10-15 of the on daily basis and delete all of them without even seeing….
Hi
I think in online media ad format needs to be changed. Pixel based ad format will not work in India. Consumer needs more information rather than information that is displayed in 250 X 250 pixels (In cases ads are shown in less than 250 X 250).
Some good brands are still not using extensively online media in India for advertisements. There is a general feeling that offline sales can’t be genearated through online advertisements.
My online venture revolves around these two issues.
Thanks,
Rajeev
Many FMCG brands are again having a relook at online media.