Ask Have you used AR or VR experiences as part of a native ad campaign?

[SuperAffiliateX]

Lately, I've been curious about how AR and VR could change the game in native ad campaigns. I've experimented with simple interactive elements, trying to see if they boost engagement. It feels like there's so much potential in making ads more immersive.

I've set up a couple of campaigns using basic AR filters and a short VR experience. The results showed some interesting patterns in how people interacted with the content. It's different from traditional ads and makes me wonder about the future of storytelling in marketing.

I'm still exploring how to make these experiences fit naturally into native ads. Have you used AR or VR experiences as part of a native ad campaign?

 

[Dean101]

AR worked great for letting people try out products virtually, like seeing how furniture looks in their room or testing makeup filters on their phone. It feels natural because users interact with the ad instead of just looking at it. VR was useful for creating immersive experiences, especially for travel and real estate brands, where people could explore places in a virtual environment. They do take more time and budget to create, but when done well, they can grab attention, boost engagement