2. Media
The word Media came from the Latin word
"Middle".
Media carry message to or from a targeted
audience and can add meaning to the message.
3. Planning
Media planning is determining the media mix to
achieve a specific advertising or marketing goal.
4. Media Planning
Media planning is a decision process regarding
use of advertising time and space to assist in the
achievement of marketing objectives.
Wells Burnett
Media planning is the process of determining how
to use time and space of media to achieve
advertising objectives.
S.W. Dunn
5. Media Planning
Media planning involves selecting appropriate media for
carrying advertising message to target audience and
deciding how much to spend on each media and
scheduling (deciding the time) when the advertisement is
to run.
Fryburger
Media-planning is the series of decisions involved in
delivering die promotional message in the most effective
manner to the largest number of potential customers at
lowest cost.
George EL Belch
6. Media planning includes:5 W’s
Which – Which media is to be picked for communicating with our
target audience? i.e., identifying suitable media-mix.
When – When the ad is to be issued? i.e., deciding month, day, time of
ad.
What – What type of message should be communicated? i.e., the
message is informative or demonstrative in nature.
Whom – Whom does a marketer want to reach? i.e., identifying target
audience (potential customers).
Where – Where are potential customers located? i.e., identifying
geographical area.
7. Media Planning Process
Market Analysis
Identifying target audience
Internal analysis
Evaluating competitors’ media strategies
Identify the market area for promotion
Media objectives and strategies
Media scheduling
Feedback ad evaluation
8. Media Scheduling
Media scheduling is concerned with buying time
and space in various forms of media
It shows the number, size and timing of ads
9. Types of Media Scheduling
Continuity schedule
Flighting
Pulsing
Seasonal
Start up
Promotional
Erratic