Advertising media planning exam 1

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What does CPM stand for in media planning?

Cost per Thousand Impressions

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How is CPM calculated?

Cost ($) × 1,000 / Impressions

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What does CPP stand for?

Cost per Rating Point

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How is CPP calculated?

Cost ($) / Rating

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What is the purpose of measures of cost-efficiency in media planning?

To compare the cost-effectiveness of different media vehicles using CPM and CPP.

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What is the Marketing Communication Planning Cycle?

A process that includes developmental research, segmentation, targeting, positioning, and evaluation.

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What is a media vehicle?

A specific instance of media within a media class.

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What is the purpose of a situation analysis in marketing?

To assess the current market conditions and competitive environment.

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What does SWOT analysis stand for?

Strengths, Weaknesses, Opportunities, and Threats.

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What is share of voice (SOV)?

The brand's advertising weight as a percentage of the total market in a given time period.

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How is SOV calculated?

(Brand Media Expenditure / Category Media Expenditure) × 100

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What is the target audience in advertising?

The specific group or groups to whom an advertising campaign is directed.

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What are the methods for defining a target audience?

Demographics, psychographics, geo-demography, and product usage.

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What does BDI stand for?

Brand Development Index

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How is BDI calculated?

(% of brand's sales in market / % of population in market) × 100

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What does CDI stand for?

Category Development Index

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How is CDI calculated?

 (% of category's sales in market / % of population in market) × 100

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What is audience measurement?

The process of determining the size and characteristics of an audience for a medium.

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What are gross impressions?

The total number of people exposed to an advertisement.

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What are gross rating points (GRPs)?

A measure of the total exposure of an advertisement, calculated as the sum of ratings.

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What is the significance of the marketing objectives in media planning?

To define what the marketing campaign aims to achieve, such as sales or market share.

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What is the role of creative development in media planning?

To develop the message strategy and execution for the advertising campaign.

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High BDI + High CDI

strong opportunity

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High BDI + Low CDI

Watch for decline

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Low BDI + High CD

growth potential

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Low BDI + Low CDI

weak potenitial 

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Types of auidenices 

  • Target audience

  • Vehicle audience

  • Advertising (message) audience

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Geographic Market Factors can be

National, regional, local

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Marketing Communication Planning Cycle involves what steps

Strategy Development, Creative Development, Execution / Implementation, Evaluation

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Media

All forms of advertising media

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medium

Single class of media

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what is bdi?

a marketing metric that measures a brand's relative sales strength in a specific market by comparing its share of sales to the market's share of the total population

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whats cdi 

a marketing metric that measures a product category's sales performance in a specific geographic area or demographic segment compared to its overall national performance

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