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18 Cards in this Set

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Developing a media plan
analyze the market
establish media objectives
develop media strategy
implement media strategy
evaluate media performance
Three methods of media scheduling
Continuity
Flighting
Pulsing
Marketing factors
Brand loyalty
Brand share
Usage cycle
brand history
share of voice
purchase cycle
Target group
Message or creative factors
message complexity
message uniqueness
news vs. continuing campaigns
image vs. product sell
message variation
wearout
advertising units
TV Advantages
mas coverage
high reach
sight,sound,motion
high prestige
low cost per exposure
attention getting
favorable image
TV Disadvantages
low selectivity
short message life
high absolute cost
high production cost
clutter
Radio advantages
low coverage
low cost
high frequency
flexible
low production cost
well segmented audience
Radio disadvantages
audio only
clutter
low attention getting
fleeting message
Magazine advantages
segmentation potential
quality reproduction
high information content
longevity
multiple readers
Magazine disadvantages
long lead time for placement
visual only
lack of flexibility
Newspaper advantages
high coverage
low cost
short lead time for placing ads
ads can be placed in interest sections
timely (current ads)
reader controls exposure
can be used for coupons
Newspaper disadvantages
short life
low attention getting
poor reproduction quality
selective reader exposure
Outdoor advantages
location specific
high repetition
easily noticed
Outdoor disadvantages
short exposure time
short ads
poor image
local restrictions
Direct mail advantages
high selectivity
reader controls exposure
high information content
repeat exposure opportunities
Direct mail disadvantages
high cost per contact
poor image (junk mail)
clutter
Internet advantages
user selects product information
user attention and involvement
interactive relationship
direct selling potential
flexible message platform
Internet disadvantages
limited creative capabilities
websnarl
technology limitations
few measurements techniques
limited reach