AD-NOTER

An individual who saw an advertisement in the publication. An ad-noter is an individual who took note of the advertisement or just took a quick look at it without any recall on the promoted service or product, contrary to individuals who took a closer look at the advertisement or have read some parts of it. The jargon was introduced during the 1920a by Daniel Starch, a famous advertising researcher, which is used in the Start Tests that judges the advertisement elements' effectiveness such as the layout and its sizes.