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Braze and Waseda University Consumer Behavior Research Institute Hold Interim Report Meeting for Industry-Academia Collaboration Project

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Braze and Waseda University held an interim report meeting for their marketing research project. They presented findings overturning common sense, such as crying emojis increasing CTRs by 1.26 times.

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Q: What is the purpose of the joint research between Braze and Waseda University?
A: To utilize actual marketing data held by companies to theorize and document consumer behavior, and contribute to maximizing return on investment (ROI) through social implementation.
Q: What did the survey on recruitment emails reveal?
A: Using a 'sad face' emoji rather than a 'smiling face' emoji in emails can lead to a 1.26 times higher click-through rate due to emotional contagion of the desire for help.
Q: What is the optimal design for app pop-up ads?
A: Contrary to the hypothesis that white space is preferred, full-screen (no white space) designs result in higher click-through and conversion rates, especially among women.