Practitioner and Customer Views of Advertising Creativity: Same Concept, Different Meaning?

Abstract

This paper examines and compares definitions of advertising creativity held by samples of New York agency practitioners and members of the television-viewing public. Specifically, the research investigates (1) definitions of creativity, and (2) evaluations of advertising from a creative perspective. Significant disagreement between the two sets of subjects was found. Explanations and insights are offered and implications are discussed.

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