Hardrock site have slider ad format which is really fascinating to me which displays the ad in a big banner and message is more visible than short ads. You don't need to browse all websites to capture different ads, here each one will come one after another. Such sliders should be automatic one, means one should not have to click arrow button to look next or previous ad otherwise there could be a possibility visitor might miss clicking on it and wont get to know different ads. Having arrow button to slide through different ads gives flexibility in timing one want to look the ad for.
Second, Text talked about not overloading any ad with number of messages. It talked on conveying two messages: What the ad is about and second what action is expected after looking the ad.
http://www.spam.com/ have very different website layout, looking at its cool( different I should say ) layout, its hard to predict it being a food chain. It really gave a flavor of any gaming site. I think it goes with its name what it looks like, it is not the same like a SPAM!! Anyways content conveys its product and it has used sidekick display rising ad format and enlarged the videos/information of selected recipes which again is really attracting and convenient as it gives an option to know more or not.
Target.com has ad in Portrait ad which is a canvas format with state-of-the-art plug and play functionality. It has mixed the ad formats and utilizing the space at its best. such as while click on a deal I could see a window is side kicked. I think as its a retailer store which carry numerous products hence its ad format are not as fascinating.
Jeep.com is another interesting site which has displayed their different jeep model in various ad formats which looks really innovative. They have used to slider ad format on their first page and sliding to next page brings different models. It has used filmstrip and sidekick ad format also .
Second, Text talked about not overloading any ad with number of messages. It talked on conveying two messages: What the ad is about and second what action is expected after looking the ad.
http://www.spam.com/ have very different website layout, looking at its cool( different I should say ) layout, its hard to predict it being a food chain. It really gave a flavor of any gaming site. I think it goes with its name what it looks like, it is not the same like a SPAM!! Anyways content conveys its product and it has used sidekick display rising ad format and enlarged the videos/information of selected recipes which again is really attracting and convenient as it gives an option to know more or not.
Target.com has ad in Portrait ad which is a canvas format with state-of-the-art plug and play functionality. It has mixed the ad formats and utilizing the space at its best. such as while click on a deal I could see a window is side kicked. I think as its a retailer store which carry numerous products hence its ad format are not as fascinating.
Jeep.com is another interesting site which has displayed their different jeep model in various ad formats which looks really innovative. They have used to slider ad format on their first page and sliding to next page brings different models. It has used filmstrip and sidekick ad format also .
I would say, I loved the way Jeep.com has used different rich media display formats to convey the message which really holds you to site and its fun to browse more and more on it. It really look a clever way to get hold of customers for longer time .
