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Submitted By:-Krunal Patel R.NO:-10052341030 (MM)
Submitted By:-Krunal Patel R.NO:-10052341030 (MM)
Submitted By:-Krunal Patel R.NO:-10052341030 (MM)
NO:-10052341030(MM)
INTRODUCTION
Each media plan has a series of objectives that supports some basic goals that can be mate only if the advertisers implements a strategic plan of action. the basic goals that direct media strategy typically focus on whom to advertise to which geographic areas to cover when to advertise what the duration of the campaign should be and what the size or length of the ad should be. However, they are still directly connected to the over all advertising objectives.
Two major challenges face media planners: 1. Assessing the media for target audience opportunities. 2. Discrepancies between the language of internal strategic research and external media research and the lake of reliable audience research for new media.
SALES GEOGRAPHY
Although companies may distribute goods and services in many states, sales are seldom consistent across all areas no matter how popular the brand. Sales differences affect which markets the advertiser runs the campaign in and how many dollars allocated to each geographic region. The media planner a system of evaluation is needed to distribute the advertising dollars accurately.
TIMING
The advertising is most effective when people are most respective to the product information. Exposing consumers to the ad that time is more easily said than done. Media planner might have to juggle a number of variables to make correct timing decision.
The selection of duration depends on a number of factors including schedules and the advertising budget consumer use cycles, and competitive strategic. Lets look at those factors now.
Schedule And The Advertising Budget:If advertising allocations were unlimited most companies would advertise everyday. Not even the largest advertisers must on shorter schedules with stronger level of advertising.
Continuity should match consumer use cycles essentially for products and services that demand high uses rates, such as soft drinks, toothpaste, candy and gum, fast-food restaurants, and movies. Competitive Advertising:-
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