Chapter 10 Flashcards
define reach
a measure of the number of different audience members exposed at least once to a media vehicle in a given period of time
define coverage
the potential audience that might receive the message through a vehicle
define frequency
the number of times the receiver is exposed to the media vehicle in a specified period
define media vehicle
the specific carrier within a medium category e.g. a current affair or 60 minutes or GQ
define medium
the general category of available delivery systems or channels.
what is media planning?
a series of decisions involved in delivering the communication message to the prospective purchasers and users of the product or brand.
what are the problems in media planning?
1) insufficient information
2) inconsistent terminologies
3) time pressures
4) difficulty measuring effectiveness
what does TARP stand for
cost per target audience rating point
media plan process
1) market analysis
2) establishment of media objectives
3) media strategy development and implementation
4) evaluation and follow-up
whats a media diary?
a plan of what your target audience does over a typical week
what is waste coverage?
overexposure, that is, media coverage exceeds target market
what are the three types of scheduling
1) continuity/continuous (constant)
2) flighting (occasionally on, other times off)
3) pulsing (always on, sometimes more than other times)
what is the difference between reach, unduplicated reach, and duplicated reach?
reach: one show, one time
unduplicated reach: two shows, people who only are exposed once
duplicated reach: two shows, people are exposed more than once
what is a program rating
percentage of total potential which that program reaches
what is a gross rating point (GRP)?
a summary measure that combines the program rating (reach) and the average number of times the home is reached during the period (frequency)
includes waste coverage