TYPES OF MEDIA

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PRINT MEDIA

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  • Written advertising that may be

    included in everything from

    newspaper and magazines to direct

    mail, signs and billboards.

  • They are

    among the oldest and most effective

    types of advertising

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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

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Advantages

– Large readership and a high level of

reader involvement

– Advertisers can target certain people

– The cost is relatively low

– Ads are timely

• Disadvantages

– Short life

– Black and white

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PRINT MEDIA

  • Written advertising that may be

    included in everything from

    newspaper and magazines to direct

    mail, signs and billboards.

  • They are

    among the oldest and most effective

    types of advertising

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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING

Advantages

– Large readership and a high level of

reader involvement

– Advertisers can target certain people

– The cost is relatively low

– Ads are timely

• Disadvantages

– Short life

– Black and white

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MAGAZINE ADVERTISING

Local, regional, or national

– Weeklies, monthlies, and quarterlies

– Consumer or business (trade)

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MAGAZINE ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Can target audiences

– Longer life span

– Print quality is good

– People keep magazines longer than

newspapers

– Offer a variety of presentation formats

• Disadvantages

– Less mass appeal within a geographical area

– More expensive

– Deadlines make them less timely

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DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING

• Sent by businesses directly

through the mail

– Sent to a home or business

– Electronic mail

• Includes newsletters, catalogs,

coupons, samplers, price lists,

circulars, invitations, postage-

paid reply cards, and letters.

• Mailing lists are assembled

from current customer records

or they may be purchased

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DIRECT MAIL ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Can be highly selective

– Controlled timing

– Can be used to actually make the sale

• Disadvantages

– Low response level

– People think of it as “junk mail”

– Cost is high

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DIRECTORY ADVERTISING

• An alphabetical listing of households and

businesses.

• The best known are telephone directories

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DIRECTORY ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Relatively inexpensive

– Can be used with all demographic groups

– Are found in most of the households

– Usually kept for at least a year

• Disadvantage

– Only printed once a year

– Some service business’ are used infrequently;

therefore, directory advertising must be

combined with another type

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OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

Standardized signs are available to local,

regional, or national advertisers.

• Purchased from outdoor advertising companies

in standard sizes

• Are placed in highly traveled roads, and

freeways where there is high visibility

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OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Highly visible and relatively

inexpensive

– 24-hour a day message and located to

reach specific target markets

• Disadvantages

– Becoming more restricted –

increasingly regulated

– Limited viewing time

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TRANSIT ADVERTISING

• Uses public transportation facilities

• Commuter trains, taxis and buses, station

posters near or in subways and in railroad,

bus, and airline terminal

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TRANSIT ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Reaches a wide captive audience

– Economical

– Defined market

• Disadvantages

– Not available in smaller towns and cities

– Subject to defacemen

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BROADCAST MEDIA

• Includes radio and television

• The average person will spend nearly ten years watching TV and almost six years listening to the radio over a 70 year lifetime

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TELEVISION ADVERTISING

Communicates with sound, action, and

color.

• Prime time is between 8 and 11 p.m.

• Is appealing to large companies with

widespread distribution

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TELEVISION ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Can be directed to an audience with a specific

interest

– Message can be adapted to take advantages

of holidays and special events

• Disadvantages

– Highest production cost of any media type

– High dollar cost for the time used

– Actual audience size is not assured – people

leave the room or channel surf – effect of TIVO

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RADIO

reaches 90 % of people ,which

makes it very effectivemakes it very effective

• Best times are “drive times” – morning andBest times are “drive times” – morning and

late afternoon/early eveninglate afternoon/early evening

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ONLINE ADVERTISING

Placing advertising messages on the Internet

• Banner ads – created with rich media technology that uses the strategy of popping up and interrupting the readers search

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SPECIALTY MEDIA

• Relatively inexpensive, useful items with

an advertisers name printed on them

• Given away with no obligation attached

• Calendars, magnets, pens, pencils, memo

pads, and key chains

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RADIO ADVERTISING

• Advantages

– Can select an audience, such as teens

by choosing the right station

– More flexible than print – messages can

be easily changed

– It’s a mobile medium – can be taken just

about anywhere

• Disadvantages

– Short life span – when broadcast, it is

over

– Lack of visual involvemen

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OTHER ADVERTISING MEDIA

• Businesses are constantly creating

innovative means of transmitting their

messages

• Sports arena billboards, ads in movie

theaters, hot air balloons and blimps,

skywriting, etc.

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MEDIA PLANNING AND SELECTION

The process of selecting the advertising

media and deciding the time or space in

which the ads should appear to

accomplish a marketing objective