The Era of Animated Marketing… and how it can Supercharge Your Comms
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The cliché goes: “They just don’t make them like they used to.” And in many cases, it’s true. But it’s not always a bad thing. Hear me out…
It’d be tough to deny that digital marketing tools
Because not only have production tools become more accessible, but studies have shown that animated marketing
From the first time we opened our eyes and saw those wonderful, colourful shapes dancing around on the magic picture box in our living rooms, our eyes have automatically sought out movement and colour. We're drawn to it.
Animation is also great for simplifying your message
That’s not to say there isn’t a place for static materials though. Don’t get me wrong, they’re the bread and butter of good marketing, and likely will always be. To be effective, they need to grab attention instantly – and keep it for as long as possible. They can be easy to control and are fixed once they’re out in the wild. They’re also quicker and easier to produce, and can be more user-friendly to a wide audience. They can also be made interactive, taking the engagement experience above just reading and memorising.
For me, it's the combination of these two styles – static and animated – that can really elevate a comms plan to the next level.
At WABT, we’ve included animation as a key part of many of our major projects as part of dynamic, multi-channel campaigns
So, let’s make the most of the tools at our disposal to interact with and engage people in the most effective ways we can. Let’s use animation as a supercharger for comms that leave a lasting impression and deliver excellent results.
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