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The aim is to explore how different advertising strategies affect content creation and monetization for digital content creators.

July 1, 2026Managerial and Decision Economics

Obvious Versus Subliminal Advertising for Digital Content Creators

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XWXin WuJiangxi University of Finance and Economics JLJian LiuEast China Jiaotong University CLChunlin LuoJiangxi University of Finance and Economics

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Randomized trial examines how advertising strategies affect content quality and monetization in creators, suggesting pathways for better user experiences.

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The aim is to explore how different advertising strategies affect content creation and monetization for digital content creators.
Developed a game-theoretical model to analyze advertising strategies
Examined the impact of market factors such as user satiation rates and production costs on creators' payoff
Analyzed creator choices between obvious and subliminal advertising methods.
High-quality videos can include significant advertising, challenging conventional beliefs.
Subliminal advertising encourages more quality content but may shift focus from content improvement to advertising design.
Moderate costs for subliminal advertising can lead to excessive use, reducing creator payoff, with obvious advertising being favored in such cases.

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Wu et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a44af055cd2549c8bc44194 https://doi.org/10.1002/mde.70096

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Randomized trial examines how advertising strategies affect content quality and monetization in creators, suggesting pathways for better user experiences.

Obvious Versus Subliminal Advertising for Digital Content Creators

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Obvious Versus Subliminal Advertising for Digital Content Creators

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Key Points

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