Black Consumer Reactions to “Integrated” Advertising: An Exploratory Study
John W. Gould, Norman B. Sigband, Cyril E. Zoerner
Journal of Marketing · 1970 · Volume 34 · Issue 3
DOI: 10.1177/002224297003400305
Abstract
Marketers who pioneered advertising in which blacks and whites appear together in more or less socially intimate situations took a number of risks. This article reports a study of why advertisers use integrated advertisements and how some black consumers are reacting to these ads. The study has implications for message strategy and suggests directions for further research.
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