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media mix

brand’s POV

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share of voice (SOV)

medium’s POV

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HUT

households using television out of all TV households.


(hh using tv / total tv hh) x 100

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tv ratings

households watching program/ad out of all TV households


(channel 2 hh / total tv hh) x100

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what if the HUT and rating are down but the share is high?

share will always be higher than rating

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CPM

cost per mille. cost of delivering 1k impressions


CPM = (total cost/total impressions) x 1000


total impressions = cost / CPM

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CPA

cost per action. cost of acquiring a customer or action


CPA = total cost / # of conversions


conversions = total cost / CPA


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CPV

cost per view/visit (digital)

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what do google ads display network benchmarks include

banner ads

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what kinds of ads are more expensive and why?

search ads bc less competition, matches search intent (relevant), higher click rate (more space for CTAs), more trackable

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do not WHAT or WHAT separate CPMS if WHAT?

do not average or add separate CPMs if multiple insertions

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pros of television

wide reach, sound, visuals

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when did digital surpass traditional?

2017/2018

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CTV

connected TV (the actual devices)

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OTT

over-the-top (content being streamed) (more dated term)

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SVOD

subscription video on demand

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what three companies are the major ad publishers in streaming?

netflix, amazon, disney+

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addressable TV

targets specific people rather than programming. limited by expanding. uses IPTV and set top box (digital connections)

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linear TV

TV as we know it (incl. satellite, subscriptions thru antenna or cable box etc)

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vMVPD

virtual multichannel video programming distributor


channels via the internet. growing and a threat to netflix etc


MVPD (no v) is simply cable

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examples of vMVPDs

youtube tv, hulu+ live tv, sling tv

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how many tv households in the US

125 million

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how many viewers of the super bowl?

125 million. reason why TV is still considered a wide-reach mediummos

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most popular TV programs

NBC sunday night football, fox thurs. night footbal

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cons of TV

fleeting, DVRs, streaming services with no ads (although ads fiercely came back in 2024)co

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cord-cutting

getting rid of cable

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upfront

each may when negotiations are made for fall TV ads


80-85% of all network primetime sales

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scatter buy

withheld ad minutes. quarterly basis

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make goods

compensate for undelivered ratings (GRPS)


examples: free commercial time, monetary refunds


great demands for make-goods bc now more comp but lower ratings

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midseason replacement

how to fill the rest of the season?e

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examples of midseason replacement shows

law & order, seinfeld, the simpsons

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pros of radio

local, audience segmentation (based on genre of music), reminder medium (recency effects), low-cost, building frequency (habitual), audio-only (may be more memorable)

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cons of radio

only habitual listeners

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podcasts are popular with people in what age range?

29-39

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newspaper pros

active readers, desirable audience, higher income, timeliness, reputable

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newspaper cons

active readers, dying medium, black & white

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newspapers are popular with people in what age range?

75-84

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what do magazines not typically do that newspapers do?

digital editions

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pros of magazines

upscale audience, visuals, segmentation, long shelf lifecon

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cons of magazines

long planning cycle (lead time), dying medium, images and words only, limited reach, high quality print can be costly

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magazines make more money with what kinds of ads?

digital

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in 11 smartphone app categories, how many US users?

100 million

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top app categories

video, map/navigation, social network, weather, audio, gaming

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average screen time in 2023

4hr 35mins

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mobile-first indexing

allows mobile version of your website to be the most important one. trending starting in 2019


rankings on both mobile & desktop are based off of info gathered by mobile

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geo-fencing

hyper-local. virtual fence, relevant ads within those boundaries

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pros of geo-fencing

local, timely, relevant, scarcity, useful

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geo-targeting vs geo-fencing

geo-targeting involves various factors (location, interests, behaviors, demographics) and is more personalized

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GEO

generative engine optimization


optimizing website so info is chosen for AI overview

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SEO

is secondary. user experience should be primary

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pay-per-click ads

only pay when someone clicks

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how much market share does Google have

91.42%

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what search engines are growing?

social media, AI, retail media (chatbots on retail sites)