Although many people — particularly those in the advertising industry — are skeptical that consumers will want to save any ad, Kurnit says that his own research with Nielsen shows that 56% of consumers would save an ad for later viewing if given the option. Why? Kurnit rattles off a number of reasons ranging from coupons and offers, entertainment value and product research (meaning consumers are getting data about a product they’re planning to buy). Kurnit says that if the research is correct, AdKeeper will be “twice as big as Twitter,” meaning at least 16% of people on the web will engage with it, vs. 8% for Twitter.
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