Chapter 4: Mediaplanning Flashcards

1
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Media Plan

A

A plan specifying which media and vehicles will be purchased when, at what price and with what expected results.

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2
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Steps in media planning

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1) Assess the communications environment
2) Describe the target audience
3) Set the media objectives
4) Buy media

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3
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Media planners should be able to judge which elements of the market competition?

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  • Category spending
  • Share of voice
  • Media mix
  • Media behaviour of target audience
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4
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Category spending

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What is the advertising spending in the product category, and how has it evolved over the last few years?

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Share of voice

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What is the relative advertising spending of the different competitive brands in the product category?

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6
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Formula for share of voice

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brand advertising spending / total category spending

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7
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Media mix

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How a company divides its advertising spending across the different media

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Media objectives

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Derives from communication objectives, aims to be concrete, measurable and realistic

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9
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Characteristics of media objectives

A
  • Frequency
  • Cost
  • Reach
  • Weight
  • Continuity
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10
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Frequency of media

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Indicates how many times a consumer of the target group, on average, is expected to be exposed to the advertiser’s message within a specified time period

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11
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Two factor model

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Ad effectiveness

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12
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Effective frequency

A

Minimum number of exposures needed to motivate average target audience

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13
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Effective reach

A

Amount of target consumers expected to be exposed to the message

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14
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Total reach of a medium

A

Number of people who are exposed to the medium during a specified period

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15
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Useful reach of a medium

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How many consumers from the target group are exposed to the medium

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16
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What is gross reach, expressed as a percentage of the target group

A

Gross Rating Points (GRP)

17
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How do you calculate gross rating points (GRP)

A

net reach * opportunity to see (OTS)

18
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Gross reach

A

Every contact a consumer has made with the mediums

19
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Net reach

A

Amount of people in target group that are exposed to different mediums

20
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Opportunity To See (OTS)

A

Average probability of exposure that an average reached target consumer has

21
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How to calculate opportunity to see (OTS)

A

Gross Reach / Net Reach

22
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Continuity of media

A

How is the campaign divided over time

23
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3 possibilities for continuity

A
  • A continuous schedule
  • A pulsing schedule
  • A flighting schedule
24
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Continuous schedule (continuity)

A

advertiser spends a continuous amount of money throughout the campaign

25
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Pulsing schedule (continuity)

A

Certain level of advertising takes place during the whole campaign (dripping), with periods of higher levels of advertising

26
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Flighting schedule (continuity)

A

Advertising is concentrated in only a few periods and not during the whole campaign period (waves)

27
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Calculate selectivity index

A

% total reach of target group / % target group that exists in universe * 100

28
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What does it mean when selectivity index < 100

A

The target group is under-represented (medium vehicle isn’t selective)

29
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Medium selectivity

A

The extent to which a medium proportionally reaches a certain target group better

30
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How to calculate CPT/CPM

A

Cost of medium vehicle / Total reach * 1000

31
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How to calculate CPT-TM

A

Cost of medium vehicle/useful reach * 1000

32
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How to calculate gross coverage

A

Gross reach in target group / population in target group (%)

33
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How to calculate net coverage

A

Net reach on target group / population in target group (%)