Insights on the future of search-related advertising and artificial intelligence

Éditeurs invités

  • Kirsten Cowan, University of Edinburgh
  • Yang Feng, University of Florida
  • Seth Ketron, University of St. Thomas
  • Aidin Namin, Loyola Marymount University

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Thèmes proposés

  • How advertisers can effectively leverage AI-generated content and zero-click searches to reach their target audiences
  • The impact of AI-generated content on search results and consumer decision-making
  • The evolution of SEO strategies in response to AI-driven search algorithms
  • The role of AI in shaping consumer journeys and experiential marketing
  • How AI has shifted and/or will shift psychological mechanisms in search, including but not limited to empowerment, attention, memory, processing styles, and cognitive bias
  • How social, cultural, and other contextual differences might lead different consumer segments or markets to react to and utilize AI differently in search
  • The role of AI in relation to marketer-controlled vs. nonmarketer-controlled sources of information (e.g., ads or website content vs. customer reviews or social media) and consumers' relative reliance on each
  • The effects of AI on speed, locus of control, and effort in consumer search
  • The potential for AI-driven advertising to enhance or undermine consumer trust and brand loyalty
  • The impact of AI on ad pricing and revenue models, including the potential for more nuanced and contextual pricing strategies
  • The role of AI in facilitating more personalized and relevant advertising search experiences, and the potential trade-offs with consumer privacy
  • The need for new metrics and benchmarks to measure the effectiveness of AI-driven advertising campaigns, and the potential for AI to provide more granular and actionable insights into consumer behavior and preferences
  • The potential for AI to create more intimate and human-like interactions with consumers
  • The ethical implications of AI-driven search and advertising practices
  • The future of search interfaces, including voice-activated, image-based, and multimodal search
  • The interplay between AI-generated search experiences and consumer autonomy
  • The implications of AI-driven search ecosystems for market competition and brand visibility
  • The role of AI transparency and explainability in consumer trust and regulatory compliance
  • The sustainability and environmental impact of AI-driven search and advertising ecosystems
  • Cross-platform integration and continuity in AI-mediated consumer journeys
  • How the reduced visibility of paid versus organic influence in conversational AI affects consumer understanding, disclosure, and trust in recommendations
  • How the growing tendency to treat AI systems as social or companion-like partners might reshape the value of impressions, expectations of authenticity, and marketplace pricing for AI-mediated advertising interactions