Attention Economics
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Attention Economics
A way to approach marketing that treats a person's attention as a scarce commodity that one must acquire in order to motivate that person to buy a good or perform some act. Attention economics is especially important in advertising; because of the sheer volume of advertisements people see and hear, advertisers must be aware of the need to grab and hold a person's attention.
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