NEW YORK, Feb. 5, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- In an era of algorithms, data overload, and advertising that often leaves audiences numb, DDB Worldwide is taking a stand for emotion with the launch of the Feels Barometer—a first-of-its-kind global tool designed to measure, decode, and harness human feelings at scale.
"We are in a crisis of marketing effectiveness," said Tomas Gonsorcik, Global Chief Strategy Officer at DDB Worldwide. "Brands are spending more but moving people less. The Feels Barometer is our antidote to the 'meh-ification' of advertising. If, according to pioneering behavioral psychologist Daniel Kahneman, 95% of decisions are emotionally driven, then why are so many brands still treating feelings as an afterthought? This tool isn't just about understanding people better—it's about making brands unignorable by creating work that moves people deeply and memorably."
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