85% Food Brands Use Online Ads Targeting Children
85% of the top food brands used online ads to target children, according to a report by the Kaiser Family Foundation. 73% used advergames targeting children.
85% of the top food brands used online ads to target children, according to a report by the Kaiser Family Foundation.
Additional key findings include:
– 73% use advergames targeting children.
– 64% websites used viral marketing.
– 65% used sweepstakes promotions.
– 25% used memberships.
– 53% used on demand access to TV ads.
– 38% offered incentives for product purchases.
– 51% of such websites included nutritional information like that found on the product label.
– 44% included a type of nutritional claim, ex: good source of vitamins and minerals.
– 97% websites provided exclusive information for parents
– 88% contained legal disclaimers and 87% contained a ‘contact us’ link.
The Kaiser Family Foundation is a non-profit organization providing information and analysis on healthcare issues.
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