Mass Media & Advertising: TV, Radio, Magazines, Outdoor, Digital

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Major Mass Advertising Media

The four primary traditional mass advertising media are Television, Radio, Magazines, and Newspapers, along with Outdoor (Out-of-Home) as a supporting medium.

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Mass Media

These media are considered 'mass' because they reach large audiences simultaneously with one-way communication.

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Television Advertising

Provides mass reach and is effective for brand awareness, storytelling, and emotional resonance.

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Television Advertising Strengths

Reaches millions simultaneously; ideal for national campaigns. Combines sight, sound, and motion for emotional connection. Creates high recall and prestige.

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Television Advertising Limitations

High production and airtime cost. Ad skipping (DVR/streaming). Cluttered breaks and limited targeting in traditional TV.

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Television Advertising Metrics

Gross Rating Points (GRPs), CPM (cost per thousand), Reach & Frequency.

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Television Advertising Example

Cracker Barrel paying for a scene placement in a hit TV show to increase brand awareness.

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Radio Advertising

Cost-efficient, flexible, and strong for local targeting and frequent reminders.

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Radio Advertising Strengths

Quick production turnaround and low cost. Ability to target audiences by format (Country, Sports, News). Builds familiarity through repetition ('theater of the mind').

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Radio Advertising Limitations

No visuals; dependent on listener imagination. Limited attention — often background medium. Fragmented audiences across stations and streaming services.

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Radio Advertising Metrics

Average Quarter-Hour (AQH), Cume ratings, Reach/Frequency, CPM.

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Radio Advertising Use Case

Retail stores, local events, and political ads seeking fast coverage.

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Magazines

Important for selectivity, credibility, and high-quality visuals.

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Magazines Strengths

High audience engagement and long shelf life. Excellent image reproduction — ideal for luxury and lifestyle brands. Specific audience targeting through niche publications. Builds trust and perceived authority.

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Magazines Limitations

Long lead times (weeks in advance). High costs for premium placement. Cluttered ad environments.

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Magazines Measurement

CPM and MRI-Simmons audience data for demographics and product use.

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Magazines Example

Golf Digest audience - older, affluent males; effective for targeting high-end products.

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Newspapers

Traditionally local and community-focused; shifting toward digital editions.

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Newspapers Strengths

Timely; ideal for daily sales or promotions. Broad audience and geographic flexibility. Ability to use longer, informative copy. Readers are often in an information-seeking mindset.

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Newspapers Limitations

Declining print circulation. Average color reproduction. Difficult for national buys (many publishers). Cluttered environment.

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Newspapers Tools

Standardized Advertising Unit (SAU) system; News Media Alliance (NMA) and SRDS for ad rate and circulation data.

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Newspapers Example

Local grocery chains using Sunday circulars to drive weekend traffic.

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Outdoor Advertising

Includes billboards, posters, digital boards, and transit ads.

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Traditional Outdoor Advertising

Static boards for brand awareness and local reinforcement.

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Outdoor Advertising Pros

High visibility, strong repetition, large geographic coverage.

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Outdoor Advertising Cons

Weather-dependent, high printing/storage costs, limited message space.

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Digital Outdoor Advertising

Allows motion graphics and rotation of ads.

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Digital Outdoor Advertising Pros

Cheaper, flexible scheduling, faster turnover.

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Digital Outdoor Advertising Cons

Clutter and shorter exposure times.

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CRM (Customer Relationship Management)

Manages and automates customer data, sales tracking, and follow-ups.

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Tools for CRM

Salesforce, HubSpot, Zoho, Monday.com, SugarCRM.

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Benefits of CRM

Organizes contacts, automates marketing, personalizes communication, and improves retention.

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Considerations for CRM

Organization size, number of leads/customers, level of automation, type of support.

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Earned Media (News)

Unpaid exposure from press coverage or social mentions.

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Characteristics of Earned Media

Often results from a story's relevance or newsworthiness rather than direct payment.

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Tip for Earned Media

Don't force stories; authentic and timely news generates better pickup.

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Inbound Marketing

Attracts customers through valuable content (blogs, SEO, podcasts, opt-ins).

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Outbound Marketing

Pushes paid messages (social ads, display, influencer marketing, search).

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Buyer's Journey Stages

Awareness → consideration → conversion.

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Owned Media

Company-controlled platforms: websites, blogs, social media pages, apps, and email lists.

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Benefits of Owned Media

Enables consistent branding and long-term engagement.

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Paid Media

Includes social ads, display, influencer promotions, search engine advertising, and streaming.

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Purpose of Paid Media

Used to reach new audiences, generate leads, and drive conversions.

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Paid Display

Referred to as 'billboards of the Internet.'

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Types of Paid Display

Direct buy (specific sites) and Indirect buy (through networks using demographics/psychographics).

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Formats of Paid Display

Static, animated, video, interstitials, retargeting, pop-ups.

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Metrics for Paid Display

CTR (~0.35%), CPM, CPA.

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Paid Search (SEA)

Text-based ads shown on Google, Bing, Yahoo based on keyword bids.

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Auction Factors for Paid Search

Bid amount, Quality Score (ad relevance, landing page, CTR).

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Top Conversion Medium

Users show purchase intent.

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Example of Paid Search

'Offshore accident lawyer' — CPC up to $815.

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SEO (Search Engine Optimization)

Improves organic ranking through relevant, structured content.

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EEAT Framework

Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, Trustworthiness.

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Elements of SEO

Keyword research, backlinks, title tags, meta descriptions, alt text, mobile optimization.

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Tools for SEO

Google Trends, SEMrush, MOZ, Search Console.

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Blogs

Support inbound marketing through valuable, keyword-optimized content.

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Examples of Brands Using Blogs

GM, Nestlé Purina, and Johnson & Johnson (Acuvue) use blogs/podcasts for brand authority.

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Opt-ins & Email Marketing

Encourages sign-ups through forms or downloads.

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CAN-SPAM Act

Requires consent, accurate headers, opt-out link, and valid business address.

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HubSpot Paid Media Strategy Phases

Media Planning → Media Buying → Media Optimization.

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Align Goals in Paid Media

Paid media must connect to company revenue objectives.

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Buyer's Journey Use in Paid Media

Awareness: TV, Display, Video, OOH; Consideration: Paid social, influencers, sponsored content; Decision: Search and retargeting.

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Budgeting Rule for Paid Media

70/20/10 Rule: 70% proven, 20% optimization, 10% experimental.

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Metric for Paid Media

ROAS (Revenue ÷ Spend). Reallocate budget by performance.

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Platform Demographics for Facebook

Largest base, ages 18-49, women 60%; 3-5 posts/week, 2 stories/day.

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Platform Demographics for Instagram

18-29 audience; visual content and influencer-driven; best Tues-Fri.

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Platform Demographics for X (Twitter)

Real-time updates; men 57%; fast engagement cycle.

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Platform Demographics for LinkedIn

B2B platform for professionals (30-49); post at least weekly.

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Platform Demographics for Pinterest

Female-dominant (63%), ideal for retail, food, and lifestyle content.

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Best Posting Practices

Avoid Sundays; best post times: 8 AM-noon.

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Consistency in Posting

Improves algorithmic visibility.

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Meta Business Manager

Combines Facebook and Instagram campaigns; advanced targeting.

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LinkedIn Business Manager

Targets by title, company, or industry.

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X Ads

Awareness and follower-building; less sophisticated targeting.

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Influencer Marketing

Works when the influencer aligns with the brand identity.

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Customer Journey

Awareness → Consideration → Purchase → Service.

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Creating Effective Campaign Messages

Identify brand's core values and align with personalities that represent them.

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DMSB Campaign Examples

Examples include: 'Your Gateway to Opportunity,' 'Be the First. Be the Next. Be the Future.'

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AI in Social Media

Used for ad optimization, influencer matching, and content generation.

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Risks of AI in Social Media

IP misuse, deepfakes, and bias.

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ALS Ice Bucket Challenge

$220M raised; viral UGC.

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Always #LikeAGirl

Empowerment-based storytelling.

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Old Spice Campaign

Personalized video replies; real-time engagement.

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Spotify Wrapped

Shareable data recap.

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Dove #DetoxYourFeed

Promotes authentic beauty narratives.

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Direct Marketing

Interactive system that uses one or more media to elicit a measurable response.

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Direct Response Advertising

Offers complete info and call-to-action (CTA): 'Call now!' or 'Order today!'

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Key Features of Direct Marketing

Personalization, Measurability, Accountability.

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Mail Marketing

$38B market; 16 pieces/week avg.

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Catalog Marketing

12B mailed/year; 200k employees.

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Email/SMS Marketing

Low cost, immediate reach.

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Telemarketing

Outbound and inbound (toll-free).

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Advantages of Direct Marketing

Highly targeted and measurable.

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Challenges in Direct Marketing

Privacy regulations (GDPR, TCPA, CCPA).

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CRM & Database Marketing

Platforms: Salesforce, HubSpot, Marketo, Power BI.

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LTV Drivers

Retention rate, referrals, purchase volume, cost efficiency.

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Alternative Media

Includes cinema ads, video games, product placements, and nontraditional formats.

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Packaging Functions

Protects, promotes, and communicates product benefits at the point of purchase.

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The VIEW Model

Visibility, Information, Emotional Appeal, Workability.

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Color Associations

Red (energy), Green (health), Blue (clean), Yellow (optimism), Gold/Silver (luxury).

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