Adstock Nepal

23/04/2025

Nepal spends 51,000,000 USD * 132 NPR/USD = approximately 6.732 billion NPR annually which is 34% of Total Advertising.
ChatGPT

23/11/2024

Like Apple and Nike, always manages to surpass the advertising expectations of its audience.

Creating visual magic with sharp editing and navigating through the basic principle of advertising model AIDA (Attention, Interest, Desire and, Action).

With a legacy of 100 + years the ‘Brand’ stands for one and only one thing 👇

100 years of work, one split-second moment. The culmination of countless hours of development, research, engineering, testing, and data collection, the new f...

29/10/2024

The Result of 🙃

Directed by Emmy-winning writer and filmmaker Nica Staceyho, Buy Now! The Shopping Conspiracy pulls back the curtain on the world’s top brands, exposing the ...

20/10/2024

Paris Vs Rome 🥂

38% of tourism boost cited this year in Paris through the Emily in Paris show.
Will she remain in Paris or go to Rome in Season 5?

Content will always be the King 👑

Why are France and Italy Fighting Over a TV Show? | Vantage with Palki SharmaA diplomatic spat has broken out over "Emily in Paris", the hugely successful Ne...

12/09/2024

Really lovin 's latest campaign
Which one is ur fav?

Feeling great doesn’t always feel good.Subscribe to our channel! http://youtube.com/nikeNike strives to bring innovation and inspiration to every athlete* in...

15/05/2024

What is the concept of AdStock?

AdStock is a term used in marketing and advertising to describe the prolonged effect of advertising exposure on consumer behavior. It refers to the residual impact or "hangover" of advertising that persists even after the advertising campaign has ended. This effect occurs because advertising exposure can build up in consumers' minds over time, leading to increased brand awareness, familiarity, and preference.

The concept of AdStock suggests that the impact of advertising is not immediate or short-lived but continues to influence consumer behavior for a period of time after exposure. Marketers often use AdStock models to understand how the effects of advertising decay over time and to optimize advertising strategies accordingly.