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when to use continuous advertising
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for frequently purchased products
consumer goods/services are most common highly defined and narrow target markets expanding markets characterized by high CDI & BDI |
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when to use flighted advertising
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Funding is somewhat limited
Long purchase cycle Seasonal sales periods Image is campaign objective Market share building & stealing |
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when to use pulsed advertising
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A healthy budget.
You want to keep your brand name top of mind. A merchandising event or other special effort supports your general ad message. Heavy competition dictates not going “off air”. Anytime purchase cycle calls for greater emphasis. |
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In a nutshell, an efficient media plan is one that does the following:
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•reaches the right customers
•an adequate number of times •with minimum waste |
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cost per point
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is the cost of one rating point, or one percent of HH of a target demographic segment or a geographical area.
cost of ad __________ target rating points |
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cost per thousand
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(CPM)- is the cost of reaching 1,000 people of HH of a target demographic segment or geographical area.
cost of ad ___________ x 1000 impressions |
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category development index
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(CDI)- ratio of sales of a product category relative to the population of a specific area.
% Category sales in market A __________________________ x 100 % US pop in market A |
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brand development index
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(BDI)- percentage of a brand’s sales in a particular area to the percentage of the country’s population in that area.
% Brand sales in market A _______________________ x 100 % US population in market A |