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Visual marketing analysis represents a rapidly evolving research domain that bridges computer vision, natural language processing, and consumer psychology, holding substantial commercial significance in the contemporary digital economy []. The proliferation of visual content across social media platforms, e-commerce websites, and digital advertising channels has generated an unprecedented volume of marketing images that contain rich semantic information about brand identities, product presentations, and consumer engagement patterns []. Companies increasingly rely on automated systems to analyze these visual materials for brand monitoring, advertising optimization, and consumer response prediction. The ability to automatically detect brand logos within complex visual scenes, understand the alignment between visual elements and accompanying textual descriptions, and quantify the aesthetic appeal that influences consumer preferences has become essential for data-driven marketing strategies []. This technological capability enables businesses to monitor brand exposure, evaluate advertising effectiveness, and personalize content recommendations at scales that would be impossible through manual analysis. Recent advances in deep learning have produced significant progress across multiple research areas relevant to visual marketing analysis []. Object detection methodologies have evolved from traditional region-based approaches to modern anchor-free and transformer-based frameworks [], achieving remarkable improvements in detection accuracy and computational efficiency. Concurrently, vision-language pretraining has established new paradigms for multi-modal understanding, with large-scale models demonstrating emergent capabilities in cross-modal reasoning and zero-shot transfer []. Aesthetic assessment research has developed computational frameworks for evaluating visual appeal based on composition, color harmony, and artistic principles []. However, despite these individual advancements, existing methods face substantial challenges when applied to the integrated task of visual marketing analysis. Brand logo detection in real-world marketing images encounters difficulties with occlusion, viewpoint variation, and context interference from surrounding visual elements []. Vision-language understanding in marketing contexts requires not only surface-level alignment but also deep semantic reasoning about brand-message consistency. Aesthetic preference prediction demands subjective judgments that vary across demographic groups and cultural contexts []. Three fundamental problems persist as major obstacles in visual marketing analysis research. The first challenge involves efficiently extracting and identifying diverse brand logos from complex, variable commercial visual scenes such as advertisements, posters, and social media images with high precision and robustness []. Traditional object detection methods often struggle with the unique characteristics of brand logos, including their extreme aspect ratios, partial occlusions in composite marketing layouts, and the presence of stylized or modified visual representations that deviate from canonical logo designs. The second challenge transcends simple object detection to construct a unified model capable of simultaneously understanding visual content encompassing objects, scenes, and brand elements alongside accompanying textual content including slogans, descriptions, and marketing copy, thereby enabling fine-grained vision-language alignment and reasoning about semantic consistency []. Current vision-language models pretrained on general web data may not adequately capture the domain-specific relationships between brand visual elements and marketing textual messages that characterize effective advertising. The third challenge requires developing quantitative frameworks for measuring and predicting the audience aesthetic responses evoked by marketing images, providing interpretable, data-driven metrics for marketing effectiveness prediction that can guide content optimization and campaign evaluation.