Of all forms of advertising, 83% focus only on attracting our vision. In fact, the auditory effect is just as powerful, but the auditory advantage that advertisers take advantage of today is only a drop in the bucket. In retrospect, advertisements attracted our ears only with their songs and slogans, largely ignoring the sounds of daily life-such as the nourishment of fried steak, the laughter of babies and the whistles that we couldn't help being attracted to. If we incorporate such things into an advertisement, we may not be able to resist the charm of advertising.
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Advertising should fully consider people's hearing and visual feelings