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Chapter 13 Media Planning: Newspapers, Magazines, TV, Radio Flashcards

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why are media decisions important

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need media to reach audiences that are in need of info or brand and when choosingmedia the choices determine what companies earn dollars invested in adv slots

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Absolut brand

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two word tag lines and rely heavily on magazine advertising

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newspaper advantages

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geo selectivity, timeliness, creative oppurtunity, credibility, audience intrest/demo, cost

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geographic selectivity - newspapers adv

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reach a geographically defined target like a densly populated urban market

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timeliness - newspapers adv

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advertisers reach audiences in tiely way

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creative oppurtunities - newspapers adv

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newspapers offer large and inepensive format which is good for lengthy and detailed copy

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credibility - newspapers adv

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if its in the paper it must be the truth

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audience interest and demographics - newspapers adv

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staying current with whats happening and readers are upscale

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cost - newspapers adv

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low cost

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newspaper disadvantages

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limited segmentation, creative constraint, cluttured environment, short life

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limited segmentation - newspapers disadv

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newspapers are too broad

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creative constraint - newspapers disadv

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poor reproduction quality and is a unidimensional medium - no sound or action - NO BROAD CREATIVE EXECUTION

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cluttered environment - newspapers disadv

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filled with too much

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short life - newspapers disadv

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read quickly and discarded

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categories of newspaper advertising

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display advertising, inserts, classified advertising

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display advertising

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standard compnents of a print ad

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co op advertising

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manufacturer pays part of the media bill when a local merchant features the manufacturers brand in advertising

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18
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inserts

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folded in newspapers before distrubution

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2 types of insert advertisments

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preprinted and free standing

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preprinted inserts

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delivered to the newspaper fully printed and ready for insertion into newspaper

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free standing inserts

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cents off coupons for a variety of products and is delivered with Sunday newspapers -pizza hut - large format andprinted on higer quality paper

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classified advertising

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all copy messages under categories such as sporting goods, emloyment, and automobles

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23
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hyper localism

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people will get their global and national news from the web but turn to local newspapers for sale on paint at the local hardwae store

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pat for inquiry advertising model

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payment scheme in which newspapers get paid by advertisers based soley on inquiries an advertisers receives in response to an ad

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leading magazines

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people, elle, sportsillustrated, car and driver

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magazine advantages

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audience selectivity, audience intrest, creative oppurtunity, long life

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audience selectiviy - magazines adv

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ability to target highly selecttive audiences or geographic selectivity

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audiene interest - magazines adv

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attractive bc of content

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creative oppurtunity - magazines adv

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vary the size, use color, use white space, play off special intrests, high color reproductin

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long life - magazines adv

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saved issue by issue and can be revisited for furture refrence and increases pass along readership

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pass along readership

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when people visit and look at all the magazines

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magazine disadvantages

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limited reach and frequency, clutter, long lead times, cost

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limited reach and frequency - magazines disadv

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more narrowly deefined the intrest group the less overall reach a magazine will have and little chance of frequency if it only in a single magazine

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clutter - magazines disadv

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half advertising half content

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long lead times - magazines disadv

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must submit ads as much as 90 days in advance of the date of publication and CANNOT be changed

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cost - magazines disadv

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expensive 100000 to 200000

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two important factors that influence mags in the future

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adapt to new media options and publishers are seeking other ways to take advantage ofinteractive digital environment beyond digital versions

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most widely used medium for entertainment

39
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what are the 4 categories of basic TV

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network, cable, syndicated and local

40
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network television

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broadcast programming oer airwaves to affiliate stations under a contract agreement

41
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what ways can network tv be delivered

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on air, over cable, though sattelite transmission, mobile apps

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cable tv

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transmits wide range of programming to subscribers through wires rather than airwaves

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2 aspects that distinguish cable from network

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willlingness to invest in original programming and huge potential revenue from video on demand

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syndicated tv

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either original programming or programming that first appeared on network tv and then rebroadcasted

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the 3 types of tv syndications\

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off, first run and barter

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off network syndications

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previously run in network prime time - seinfeld

47
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first run syndications

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progams developed specifically for sale to indivual stations - star trek

48
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barter syndication

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both off and first run shows and offers them free or at reduced rate to local tv stations with some national advertising presold within the programs - jeporady and wheel of fortune

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local tv

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ondependent stations and network affiliates offer local audiences

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satellite

A

programs transmitted via satellite transmission - another version is called closed circuit

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web/rablet/smartphone tv

A

streaming programming

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television advantages

A

creative oppurtunities, coverage eachrepition, cost per contact, audience selectivity

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creative oppurtunities- tv adv

A

sending a message using both sight and sound

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coverage, reach, repiition- tv adv

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reach 98 percent of all households, broad coverage, repeat message more frequently

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cost per contact- tv adv

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selling to broadly defined mass markets - cost per contact is fractions of pennyper person

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audience selectivity- tv adv

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well defined programming and entire networks to attract selected audiences

57
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narrowcasting

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development and delivery of specialized programming to well defined audiences

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television disadvantages

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fleeting message, high absolute cost, poor geo selectivity, poor audience altitude and attentiveness, clutter

59
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fleeting message- tv disadv

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gone in an instance and message impact is difficult

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high absolute cost- tv disadv

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expensive for advertisers

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poor grographic selectivity- tv disadv

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cant target small geographic areas

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poor audience attitude and alternativeness - tv disadv

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involuntary and frequent intrusion of ads - makes tv ads most distrusted

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2 key acheivements of tv ads

A

image building and awareness

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channel grazing

A

watch other channels while commercials are on

65
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digital video recorders

A

store tv programs and skip commercials

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clutter - tv disadv

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15 minutes of ads per hour and it is too much

67
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what 4 things are used to measure tv audiences

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tv households, households using tv, program rating, share of audience

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tv households

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estimate of them in market that own a tv

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households using tv

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HUT - sets in use, during a time period

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program rating

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percentiage that are tuned into a certain show and certain time households tuned into program divied by total tv households in the market

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rating point

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1 percent of all the tv households watched

72
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share of audiences

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tv households tuned to a program divided bu total households using a tv

73
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5 categories of radio

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networks, syndicated, am versus fm, satellite, and internet/mobile

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radio networks

A

deliver programming via satellite to affiliate stations

75
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radio syndication

A

complete programs to stations on a contract basis

76
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am versus fm

A

send signals that use amplitude modulation vs transmission using frequency modulation

77
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satellite radio

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transmitted from satellites circling the earth -

78
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internet/mobile radio

A

play and create radio stations

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3 types of radio advertising

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local spot, network, national

80
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local spot radio advertising

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ads placed directly with individual stations - dominates - well defined geographic audiences

81
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network radio advertising

A

placed within a national network program

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national radio spot advertising

A

place ads in nationally syndicated radio programs

83
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radio advantages

A

cost, reach and frequency, target audience selectivity, flexibility and timeliness, creative oppurtunities

84
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cost - radio adv

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most cost effective - low per contact, absolute basis, and production

85
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reach and frequency - radio adv

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widest exposure of any medium - wireless and portable and everywhere

86
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target audience selectivity - radio adv

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targeton geographic and psychographic basis

87
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flexibility and timeliness - radio adv

A

short closing periods for submitting ads

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creative oppurtunities - radio adv

A

theater of the mind

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radio disadvantages

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poor audience attentiveness, creative limitations, fragmented audiences, chaotic buying procedures

90
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poor audience attentiveness - radio disadv

A

verbal wallpaper - people really don?t pay attention

91
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creative limitations - radio disadv

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creative compromise if product needs demonstration or visual impact - fleeting impression

92
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fragmented audiences - radio disadv

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percentage of listeners tuned to any one station is likely very small

93
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chaotic buying procedures - radio disadv

A

buy time in individual markets on a station by station basis

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