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Many ads cater to consumers’ short attention spans by running scarcely any copy. While this approach doesn’t impose on people’s time, it also gives them little leeway to make choices. Think of it this way: If an ad has dozens of paragraphs, you have lots of options about what to read or not read; if it has just half a dozen words, your only real choice is to read it entirely or not at all.
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