marketing diminishing returns

Advertising Frequency and Diminishing Marginal Utility

December 1, 2008By Simon FosterAdvertising Evaluation, Media Evaluation, Media Planning

Economists have a concept called Diminishing Marginal Utility. This means that each additional time a consumer consumes something they get less satisfaction from consuming it. So, if I have one coffee, I find it very satisfying, two could be OK, but by the time I get to three I’m not getting much additional satisfaction, infact, … Read More

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