Chapter 12 Media Planning Essentials Flashcards

(46 cards)

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above the line pormotions - measured media

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network tv, cable tv, spot tv, internet, magazine, newspapers, outdoor

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below the line promotions - unmeasure media

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paid internet search, coupons, product placement, events

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media planning

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determines where and when the advertisers money is spent

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media plan

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specifies the media in which adv messages will be placed to reach the desired audience

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media class

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broad category of media - i.e. television and radio

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media vehicle

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particular option for placement within media class i.e. Newsweek within magazine media class

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media mix

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blend of different media that will be used to effectivelt reach the target audience

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traditonal media

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use basic demographics

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9
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Big Data

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mass data available through social media

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microtarget

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delivering customized messages down to the indicidual level or near the indiviual level

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single source tracking service

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info on demographics, brands, purchase size frequency, price paid, and media exposure

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geographic scope

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identify media that cover same geographic area as the advertisers distribution system

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geotargeting

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higher purchase tendencies for brand

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reach

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number of people in a target audience that will be EXPOSED at least once

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frequency

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average number of times an individual withi audience is exposed to vehicle in a given period of time like a week

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effective frequency

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number of times audience needs to be exposed to a message before th advertisers needs are met - 2 to 9

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effective reach

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number or percent of consumers in audience that are exosed to an ad some mimimum number of times - 6

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nessage weight

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total mass of advertising delivered

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gross impressions

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sum of exposures to the entire media placement in a media plan - potential ad and message impressions

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potential ad messages

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refer to exposures by the media vehicle carrying ads

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message impressions

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refer to exposures to the ads themselves

22
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between vehicle duplication

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watched it on tv and also saw it in the newspaper

23
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within vehicle distribution

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in newspaper 1 on Monday and Tuesday

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GRP

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gross rating points

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continuity
pattern of placement of advertisements in a media schedule
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scheduling alternatives
coninuous, flighting, pulsing
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continuous scheduling
place ads at steady rate over a period of time = each day for four weeks during sopa opera
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flighting
schedule heavy advertising for a period of time, two weeks then stop for a period, and come bac with more heavy ads
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pulsing
scheduled continuously in media over a eriod of time, but with period of much heavier advertising
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forgetting function
Ebbinghaus , Zielske
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need for rapid and very high levels of recall use
flughting
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used for established brands with established message is more effective
continuous schedule
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square root law
recognition of print ads increases with the square of the illustration
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share of voice
one brands advertising expedentures divided by total product advertising expenditures in a medium
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CPM
cost per thousand is a measure of media efficiency cost of media by times 1000 over total audience
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traditional brand consumer relationship
brand to consumer
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brand community triadic relationship
brand consumer consumer
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net promoter scores
number of reccomendations for a brand
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Madison and Vine
full fledged attempt to mere media in the form of branded entertainment
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least expensive branded entertainment
product placement
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more sophisticated branded entertainment
storyline integration
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most expensive and compelling branded entertainment
short online film clips
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media buying
secure media time and space
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agency of record
agency chosen by the advertiser to purchase time and space and coordinate media discounts and contracts
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upfronts
tv networks reveal their fall lineups and presell advertising on them
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media buying services
large orgs that specialize in buying media timeand space and reselling it to advertisers