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This document provides an overview of media buying and planning, including the introduction to the media mix, changing media consumption, changing media platforms, new media categories, traditional media, media selection, media buying, and media research. It also includes a section on media jargon and vocabulary, detailing average response rates for different media. It's a helpful resource for those in marketing and advertising.

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**Media Buying and Planning** **Introduction to the Media Mix** - Media is where the big money is traditionally spent in advertising (Intro) - Media planning and buying have a significant impact on the success of an ad campaign (Intro) - The media mix has grown larger, with more op...

**Media Buying and Planning** **Introduction to the Media Mix** - Media is where the big money is traditionally spent in advertising (Intro) - Media planning and buying have a significant impact on the success of an ad campaign (Intro) - The media mix has grown larger, with more options beyond traditional advertising media (Intro) - Media planning is both a science and an art, requiring detailed analysis and qualitative insights (Intro) **Changing Media Consumption** - Media consumption is continuously evolving, with growth in online and mobile usage (Changing Media Consumption) - UK adults spend over 11 hours per day engaged in media and communications activities (Changing Media Consumption) - Media multitasking is common, with 99% of adults conducting two or more media activities simultaneously (Changing Media Consumption) - Children are heavy advocates of technology, with 88% claiming to do \"lots of different things\" on their devices (Changing Media Consumption) **Changing Media Platforms** - Television is shifting from broadcasting to narrowcasting, reaching more distinct target audiences (From Broadcasting to Narrowcasting) - Audiences are migrating online, driving demand for measurable ROI and engagement (Audience Migration Towards New Tools) - New advertising tools are emerging, including transactional banners, contextual ads, geolocation ads, and more (Audience Migration Towards New Tools) **New Media Categories: POEM (Paid, Owned, and Earned Media)** - POEM represents the evolution of media mix, with paid, owned, and earned media working together (New Media Categories: POEM) - Brand websites are key, anchoring the owned media and supporting the paid and earned (New Media Categories: POEM) **Traditional Media** - Press advertising can provide an \"announcement feeling\" and target audiences more effectively (Press) - Television is at the heart of \"Emotional Engagement\" in advertising, reaching large national audiences (TV) - Radio is a \"friend\" and companion medium, with high impact and low advertising avoidance (Radio) - Cinema ads generate deep emotional engagement with captive audiences (Cinema) - Outdoor/OOH advertising is a confident, stature-building medium that cannot be turned off (Outdoor Posters) - Ambient media includes a wide range of non-traditional advertising formats (Ambient Media) **Media Selection** - Key factors in media selection include audience size, audience type, budget, message objectives, and ease of booking (Media Selection (Overview)) - Audience size, audience type, and audience state of mind vary across different media (Media Selection (Detail)) - Cost considerations include production cost, media cost, and cost per thousand (CPT) (Media Selection (Detail)) - Qualitative factors like message objectives, technical details, and compatibility also influence media selection (Media Selection (Detail)) **Media Buying** - Skilled media buyers can save significant sums by negotiating discounts and leveraging volume (Media Buying) - Programmatic advertising automates the bidding, buying, and placement of online ads in real-time (Programmatic Buying) **Media Research** - Media research provides insights into audience size, audience profiles, and media usage patterns (Media Research) - Key industry research bodies include BARB (TV), RAJAR (radio), FAME (cinema), and NRS (print) (Media Research Bureaux) **Media Jargon and Vocabulary** - Key terms include coverage/reach, frequency, impacts, CPT/CPM, TVRs, drip/burst patterns, and positioning (Media Jargon and Vocabulary) **Media** **Average Response Rates** **Notes** -------------------------- ---------------------------- ------------------------------------------- Facebook Ads 0.01% to 20% LinkedIn Ads 0.01% to 20% Display Ads 0.05% to 20% Average click-through rate Email Ads in Enewsletter 0.1% to 10% Paid Search 0.5% to 2% Highly dependent on targeting and bidding Email House List 1% to 10% Email campaign response compilation

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