Immersive marketing works when it deepens understanding or emotional connection, or with complex products, high-stakes decisions or moments where empathy matters. It’s unnecessary when it distracts from a simple message. If the experience doesn’t clarify the story or change perception, it’s complexity for its own sake, not value. - Kurt Allen, Notre Dame de Namur University
When Immersive Marketing Does (And Doesn't) Make Sense: 15 Experts Weigh In
By Forbes - Featuring Kurt Allen | February 9, 2026

