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1 Prepared by ms. dale 5.7 Media

2 Lesson Objectives To understand and explain the concept of publicity
To identify the different medias that advertisers use to spread their message To understand the criteria advertisers use to choose their message To identify and explain the usefulness of the different types of media available to marketers To understand the concept of product placement and identify it in various situations. To understand and explain the concept of publicity 24 February 2019

3 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Selecting Media List all the different types of advertising media (forms of advertising) 24 February 2019

4 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Selecting Media How do marketers choose one type of advertising media over another? _____________ Any medium (like television) can provide statistics on the number of ___________ You want to reach the maximum number ___________The )of times the message is delivered 24 February 2019

5 Selecting Media _________________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Selecting Media _________________ The ability to _________ on a target market To reach a special group it may be better to use a specialty magazine than general television advertising The length of ________ an advertisement lasts 24 hours for a newspaper, none for television unless it is taped, weeks for a billboard 24 February 2019

6 Selecting Media ____________ _____________________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Selecting Media ____________ The time necessary to _________ the ad May be days or months _____________________ Some types (like television) are quite ________ and some (like newspaper) are simpler 24 February 2019

7 Selecting Media _____________ ___________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Selecting Media _____________ This is the competition for the __________ of the consumer (other ads, consumer activity, and more.) ___________ Different types of ads vary in cost ___________ ads may cost hundreds of thousands, while a newspaper ad very little 24 February 2019

8 Types of Media ______________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media ______________ Market to specific groups  An advertisement for Hollister would appear in Consumers may read more than once (high ________) Consumers usually keep magazines for a long time Circulation may vary greatly May be quite expensive ($ $ for a single ad/month) 5 essential parts: 24 February 2019

9 Can you identify the different parts of this magazine advertisement?
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Can you identify the different parts of this magazine advertisement? Headline – Illustrations – Body Copy – Signature – Layout – 24 February 2019

10 Types of Media _____________ Good for __________ advertising
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media _____________ Good for __________ advertising Broad range of ad types __________ – very short lead time ____________ and unselective in terms of target groups Cheap (about $6000/week) Low frequency – people often only read the newspaper once and then throw away 24 February 2019

11 Types of Media ______________ _________ and can reach huge audience
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media ______________ _________ and can reach huge audience Range of prices (average $1,000,000/day , Super Bowl commercials $3 million/30 sec in 2009, World Cup Finals $500,000/30 sec) Low cost per exposure BUT _____ cost overall Not highly selective – not always targeting the “right” market 24 February 2019

12 Types of Media ________________ ________ attention,
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media ________________ AIDA rule for television commercial design: ________ attention, get their __________, build __________for product, provide a method for __________ 24 February 2019

13 AIDA Rules Attract attention Gain interest
Short Print Lines (no more than 7 words) Broadcast ads capture you with sound, unusual visuals, celebrities, humour Gain interest Message must be clear and to the point Print = simple, easy to read Strong visuals

14 AIDA Rules Build desire Get action
Help the customer WANT your product, brand name! Show the want/need being met by your product! Get action Ask for the sale, “buy now!” or similar Provide phone number (if appropriate) or other ‘call to action’

15 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Ask the class how this commercial succeeds or fails at fulfilling the AIDA rule. 24 February 2019

16 Types of Media ____________ May be experienced anywhere
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media ____________ May be experienced anywhere Good for _________________ Low cost ($400/week) Somewhat selective in terms of ______ of day and format  choose by music genre to suit tastes of target market BUT – people tend to _________ – radio ads become “half heard” 24 February 2019

17 Types of Media ________________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media ________________ Billboards, posters, mass transportation ads Large _______ , multiple experiences No selectivity of market Must be ______ ________ selectivity 24 February 2019

18 Types of Media _______________ ______ mail, telemarketing
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media _______________ ______ mail, telemarketing _________________ use lists from magazines, etc. to find customers _____________________ use any areas with no selectivity Can be costly and consumers may ignore them  has a “bad image” as junk mail 24 February 2019

19 Types of Media The _______________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media The _______________ Web sites, banners on other sites, Growing internet ad = __________ (ex–Facebook) Average online ads are $25,000/month Some sites charge only _________ (cost per click) A well designed site is significantly more effective ___________ is questionable Spam and pop-ups anger consumers 24 February 2019

20 Types of Media ____________________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media ____________________ Brand identification can be placed on items such as golf balls, bags, and more  used as ___________ giveaways Can be inexpensive or expensive Limited reach 24 February 2019

21 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media 24 February 2019

22 Comparing Types of Media
Reach = # of ppl exposed to message Frequency = # of times audience will see it Selectivity = ability to focus on target audience Durability = how long it will last in the house Lead-Time = how fast can it be ready? Mechanical Requirements = how complex is it to prepare the ad for the medium? Clutter = competition for audience attention Costs = total expense of creating & running the ad

23 Comparing Types of Advertising
TV Radio Magazines Newspapers Out-of-Home Direct-to-Home Internet Specialty Reach 8 7 4 3 Frequency 5 1 Selectivity 6 10 9 Durability Lead Time 2 Mechanical Req’ts Clutter Costs

24 Types of Media Product Placement What is product placement? CIE 3M
24/02/2019 Types of Media Product Placement What is product placement? 24 February 2019

25 Product Placement https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_3FL KuQa62c CIE 3M
24/02/2019 Product Placement KuQa62c 24 February 2019

26 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Types of Media Find examples of product placement in the media and complete the following chart. MEDIA BRAND AND EXPLANATION T.V. Program Movie Music Video 24 February 2019

27 Publicity Reflect Is there such a thing as BAD advertising?
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Publicity Reflect Is there such a thing as BAD advertising? How can advertising “go wrong?” 24 February 2019

28 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Publicity Publicity is the media coverage for a business that is not paid for (nor usually created by the company) It can be good or bad – bad publicity can cause bankruptcy 24 February 2019

29 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Ask the students to discuss how this film causes bad publicity. What do they think the repercussions were after the film was released? 24 February 2019

30 Publicity ___________________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Publicity Often Public Relations firms are hired to manage it by attending to the following: ___________________ May prepare press releases to media May conduct press conferences May create stories, arrange special events, and more 24 February 2019

31 Public Relations ______________
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Public Relations Often Public Relations firms are hired to manage it by attending to the following: ______________ May try and convince public officials to vote certain ways May try and encourage public support for issues 24 February 2019

32 CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Public Relations _______________________ These are prepared to encourage new customers and instill confidence in current customers ______________________ When there is a problem the PR person tries to correct the problem and reduce the impact on sales 24 February 2019

33 Review Complete Workbook pages 173 & 181 (Top) Key Points from Lesson
CIE 3M 24/02/2019 Review Key Points from Lesson Homework / Assignment Different forms of media Factors affecting choice of media Reach & Frequency Selectivity & Durability Lead-Time Mechanical Requirements Clutter & Costs Types of Media Magazines Television AIDA Radio Out-Of-Home Direct-To-Home The Internet Specialty Advertising Product Placement Publicity Good and bad How it can affect a business How is it generated Public Relations Media Releases Lobbying Brochures & Annual Reports Crisis Management Complete Workbook pages 173 & 181 (Top) 24 February 2019


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