Jeremy Bailey's You Museum Displays Tailored Art Like Internet Ads
Laura McQuarrie — February 3, 2015 — Pop Culture
References: theyoumuseum.org & psfk
The You Museum by Jeremy Bailey is a media installation that's part business, art and commentary on some of the strange customs of people today. The project is essentially a personalized banner ad suite, which delivers targeted images to an individual. To sign up for "admission" to this museum that will follow you around online, users can opt in and choose categories of virtual art to be displayed.
Like most banner ad services, the You Museum uses data sourced from Google and Facebook to get a sense of your interests. When a user clicks on an ad, this provides the potential to make an art purchase. With help from Ontario Arts Council and Canada Arts Council grants, the You Museum may even become a project that is able to pay for itself.
Like most banner ad services, the You Museum uses data sourced from Google and Facebook to get a sense of your interests. When a user clicks on an ad, this provides the potential to make an art purchase. With help from Ontario Arts Council and Canada Arts Council grants, the You Museum may even become a project that is able to pay for itself.
Trend Themes
1. Personalized Banner Ads - The rise of personalized banner ads that target individuals based on their interests and preferences represents an opportunity for businesses to connect with customers on a more personal level.
2. Data-driven Marketing - Utilizing data from platforms like Google and Facebook to tailor marketing efforts is a trend that is becoming increasingly popular, presenting opportunities for companies to optimize their marketing strategies.
3. Art as Advertising - The You Museum's use of virtual art to sell pieces represents a novel approach to advertising, suggesting that businesses could experiment with more unconventional advertising strategies.
Industry Implications
1. Marketing and Advertising - The marketing and advertising industry stands to benefit significantly from the rise of personalized advertising, as companies increasingly seek to connect with customers on a more individual level.
2. Art and Culture - The use of virtual art to promote and sell pieces is a trend that could have a significant impact on the art and culture industry, potentially creating new revenue streams for artists and galleries.
3. Data Analytics - The trend towards data-driven marketing represents an opportunity for companies specializing in data analytics to provide valuable insights to businesses seeking to optimize their marketing strategies.
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