Transcript 3.08

3.08
Media Planning and Placement
Terms
Reach: number of people exposed at
least once to an advertisement
Percentage of reach
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Message exposures/target market
Frequency: number of times a person
is exposed to an advertisement
Gross Ratings Point (GRP):
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reach X frequency
Cost per GRP:
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Cost/GRP
Impact
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Impression an ad will make on
the average consumer in a
target market
Credibility
 Prestige
 Editorial environment of media
vehicle
 Qualitative factor
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Sources of Reach Information
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Nielson: television
Albritton: radio
Com Score: Internet
Audit Bureau Circulation:
newspaper/magazines
Importance of Reach
Reach is the first step in brand
awareness
New brands need high level of
reach
Can’t be exactly sure how much
reach is required
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Print Advertisement Terms
Primary Circulation: number of copies
distributed to original subscribers
Secondary Circulation: readers of
publication that are not subscribers
Position Preferences: advertiser’s desire
for front/middle/back of publication
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Terms
Flat rates: no discounts offered for quantity
buys
Sliding Scale Rates: discount offered to
advertisers willing to purchase advertising space
over a one-year period
Split runs: allows publishers of magazines to
print different advertisements for the same
product in alternating copies of the publication
Preferred position: space thought to attract the
greatest audience attention
Volume Discount: lower price offered to
frequent buyers of ad space
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Terms
Spectaculars: outdoor advertising display
that features neon or electric lighting, some
moving parts, lavish colors, and/or unusual
special effects
Direct mail: form of advertising using the mail
as its form of distribution, reaches specific
target market
Shared mail: direct-mail promotion from
several mailers sent to the same list of
individuals in order to share the costs of list
rental and promotion
Terms
Cost Per Thousand (CPM): cost of
exposing 1000 people to an ad
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(Cost of ad x 1,000)/Audience
Cost Per Gross Rating Point:
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Total Advertising Expense/Gross Ratings
Point
Banner Ad: ad that is linked to a
advertiser
Clickthrough: The process of clicking
through an online advertisement to the
advertiser's destination
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Factors Affecting Cost of
Newspaper Ad Rates
Paper circulation
Production costs
Position on page
Discounts
Audience demographics
Paper's credibility & reputation
Reproduction quality
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Newspaper Advertising Rates
Flat rates
Sliding scale rates
Combination rates
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Factors Affecting Cost of Magazine Ad
Rates
Paid circulation
Magazine demographics
Special issues
Size of ad
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Factors Affecting TV/Radio Ad
Rates
Number of listeners/viewers
reached; ratings of certain shows
Length of ad (10, 15, 30, 60
seconds)
Length of ad campaign
Time of day the ad is run
Package deals
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Factors Affecting Outdoor Ad
Rates
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Visibility
Length of ad campaign
Factors Affecting Direct Mail Ad Rates
Price of postage
Size/weight of mailer
Geographic reach
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Calculating Internet Advertising Rates
Ad size
Ad location
Ad performance
Market demand
 CPM/CPC rates
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When to Use What
Direct Mail
Reaches specific
target markets
Newspaper
Reaches select
geographic
markets
Local Television
Most effective way
to promote a local
event
Radio
Short lead time to
produce; low
budget
Movable Billboard
Used in metro
areas
Advance Ticket Sales Plans
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Selling tickets prior to an event
Cover pre-event expenses
Supplies
 Printing costs
 Salaries
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Media Scheduling Strategies
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Continuous: regular, steady
advertising
Flighting: used for seasonal
products
Pulsing: used intermittently