BYNIGITHA REDDY

GAURI JAPE

Eye Tracking In Evaluating The Effectiveness OF Ads

Guide : Dr. Andrew T. Duchowski

OVERVIEW Introduction Background Experimental Design Results Conclusion Future Work

INTRODUCTION Eye Tracking

What is eye tracking• Process of measuring eye movements and

point of gaze Advantages

• Faster than any input media• Easy to determine user’s interest (Focused

automatically)• Helpful to study user’s interaction with the

environment

NEED OF EYE TRACKING IN AD EFFECTIVENESS

Why Ads: elementary means to increase the

business Consumers exposed to hundreds of ads must be eye catching and efficiently conveyed

How eye tracking is useful understand

Viewing behavior of consumers Design

more efficient ads

BACKGROUND Consumer’s eye Tracking behavior

Where consumer’s look in the ad ? Which portion of the ad they look most? (point of

gaze) What people have done?

Patricia Knowles Consumer’s viewing behavior

Dr. Leininger Advertiser’s point of view Size, Position , colors of the objects

EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN DATA Categories

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Variations of Ads With no person, single person, multiple person Changing size of the objects Changing position of the objects

GRAPHICAL REPRESENTATION

STEPS Step I

Providing Information to Participants 15 female volunteers typically age group 19 to 30 provided all required information about

• Categories of ads• Nature of task

Intent identification and grading task Perform Task

STEPS Step II

Observation And Recording Observe the series of ads Record participants’ viewing behavior

Based on the AOIs Person Product Content

Step III Post Questionnaire For each category

To identify the intent Which ad liked most? And why?

ADVERTISEMENT : CATEGORY I

ADVERTISEMENT : CATEGORY II

ADVERTISEMENT : CATEGORY III

RESULTS Heat Maps

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Post Questionnaire Analysis(Consolidated graphs) postquestionnairegraph.jpg

RESULTS AOIs

Analysis based on AOIs Person Product Content

Data collection Total fixation time on each AOI

Comparison of categories Based on mean of total fixation time

fixationgraphs.jpg

CONCLUSION Ads with No person & single Person

AOI : content Subjects tend to read the information on ads

Viewing pattern Similar of both categories

Ads with Multiple Person AOI: person

Significant fixation time on persons’ faces Viewing pattern

Different from other categories

CONCLUSION Questionnaire analysis

Difference in ads liked & ads conveyed intent

Advertiser’s goal Consumer should like the ad at same time

it should convey the intent. Ads with single person will be a close

choice

FUTURE WORK Conducting the survey in broader

perspective conducted with small number of subjects Conclusion may differ in large scale

Modify the variations of ads, perspectives

Questions?

Thank you!!