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Introduction To Media Planning
Introduction To Media Planning
Introduction To Media Planning
Media Planning
YOUSAF ALI
MUHAMMAD AHMED
IQRA NASEEB
Media Planning
Definition
Media planning is the process of deciding where, when, and how often to run
advertisements to reach the right audience. It involves choosing the best media
platforms, such as TV, radio, newspapers, websites, and social media, to achieve the
advertising goals efficiently and effectively. The goal is to maximize the impact of
the ad campaign while staying within budget.
Importance of Media Planning in
Advertising
Maximizes Impact:
Cost Efficiency:
Targeted Reach:
Objectives of Media Planning
Reach
Frequency:
Timing:
Geographic Allocation
Role of Media Planners
Research
Strategy Development:
Media Selection:
Scheduling:
Key Considerations in Media Planning
Target Audience:
Media Channels:
Budget:
Message and Content:
Key Considerations in Media Planning
Competition:
Market Trends:
Measurement and Analytics:
Media Buying of Advertising
Target Audience:
Understanding the demographics, psychographics, and behaviors of the target
audience is crucial. Media buyers select channels that effectively reach their
intended audience.
Budget:
The amount allocated for advertising determines the media channels that can be
afforded and the frequency of ad placements.
Media Buying
Timing:
Media buyers must decide when to run ads to maximize impact. Factors such as
seasonality, holidays, and product launch dates are considered.
Media Buying
Ad Placement:
Determining the specific placement within a media channel (e.g., prime time slots
on TV, above-the-fold placements on websites) affects visibility and effectiveness.