CTVA 341 #11- Marketing and Publicity

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premium networks, since they do not have commercials, do not employ marketing and promotions (T/F)

false

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Broadcast networks rely on publicity personnel to help promote their new shows (T/F)

true

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unlike ABC, CBS never uses house ads (T/F)

false

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Which uses outdoor advertising?



a. streaming services

b. broadcast networks

c. premium cable

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promotions on premiere day are critical to the success of a new program (T/F)

true

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Which of the following are primarily responsible for marketing first run syndication shows?

a. networks

b. production companies

c. studios

c. studios

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For new shows, network meet to promote off their own air (T/F)

true

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Networks focus their marketing on which of the following?

a. the premiere episode

b. the sixth episode

c. the season finale

c. all are treated equally

a. the premiere episode

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On air promos on their own networks are called _________________ Ads.

house

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Even though SVOD services, which are available commercial free for a higher price, do not have commercials, they do have promos for their own programs. True or False

True

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Linear is what?

Live and Scheduled Content

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What is Marketing?

The art and science of creating, delighting and keeping customers, while making a profit and building enterprise value

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What are House Ads?

On air promos on their own networks

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SVOD services are available for commercial free, but they still have

Promos for their own programs

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What is a video that starts playing automatically?

Autoplay Video

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Marketing through Connected TV is a good way to reach:

New Viewers

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During what day are show promotions most important?

Premiere Day

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What is Publicity?

Any promotional communication regarding an organization/product where the message is not paid for by the organization benefiting from it

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What 3 concepts are handled by the Publicity Department?

Talent Relations

Magazine Interviews with stars,

Press Junkets

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What does UGC stand for?

User-Generated Content

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T/F: Cost Per Acquisition (CPA), is determined by the type of response the viewer has to the advertisements.

True

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According to the definition of marketing in the slides, the following attributes were included:

a. Highest Ethical Standards

b. Respecting the environment

c. Making the world a better place

d. Making a profite. Building enterprise value

a. Highest Ethical Standards

b. Respecting the environment

c. Making the world a better place

d. Making a profite. Building enterprise value

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According to the panelists , ______ costs should be the last thing cut in the budget for a series .

marketing costs

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Ad spend in social media will eclipse all other methods in _____ years

5 years

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A video that starts playing without requiring users to start it is called a :

Autoplay video

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According to the panel , the bliss point is when:

ad frequency is most potent and least offensive

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Publicity is any promotional communication regarding an organization and / or its products where the message is not paid for by the organization benefiting from it . True False

True

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marketing should

  • embrace the highest ethical standards

  • respect the enviroment

  • and strive to make the world a better place


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what are the main networks

  • traditional television

  • braodcast

  • cable

  • premium


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for streaming, what are the digital platforms?

  • OTT

  • digital services delivering

  • direct-to-consumer video content across connected devices


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what does OTT stand for

over the top

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what are MVPDS

multichannel video programming distributors

  • services aggregating and delivering linear video programming channels to subscribers


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firstrun vs rerun

firstrun —> content being shown to the public for the very first time

rerun —> content being shown again after its original release or broadcast period has ended

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podcast ads

  • audio sponsorships and endorsements

  • host-read endorsements and programmatic audio placements


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How much do streaming platforms and direct to concsumer (DTC) spend?

$22B-26B

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how much do broadcast, cable, and TV tune in pay?

$8B-12B

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how much viewing time does NETFLIX have?

2 minutes in

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how much viewing time does Facebook and insta have?

3 seconds

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how much viewing time do Snapchat and IG stories have?

as the video starts playing

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how much viewing time does YOUTUBE have?

between the start and 30 seconds

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how much viewing time does Tiktok have?

instant start of play

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what is the challenge of marketing?

having to break through the clutter

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which broadcast television is the hardest to market?

horror