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Media  PlanningJackin  Wong  –  Lecture  1

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CADBURY EYEBROW TVC

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Background  

Adver5ser  (廣告客戶)  is  a  body  who  wants  to  spend  money  on  adver5sing  its  product(s)  or  image.    They  can  place  adver5sements  directly  in  media  (Path  1)  (直接去媒體落廣告,去推廣產品或建立形象)  or  through  adver0sing  agency  (Path  2)  into  Media.    (Please  refer  to  Sec5on  2  for  defini5on  of  Media).  

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Background  

An  adver0sing  agency  or  ad  agency  (廣告代理)  is  a  service  business  dedicated  (專注)  to  crea5ng  (創作),  planning  (策劃)  and  handling  (管理)  adver5sing  (and  some5mes  other  forms  of  promo5on)  for  its  clients.

The  advantage  of  adver5sing  agency  is  its  specializa)on  (專門)  in  providing  professional  service  that  networks  various  adver5sers  and  media,  enabling  broader  (更廣泛)  crea)vity  and  cost-­‐effec)ve  (更大的成本效益)  media  buying.    

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Background  

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愛膚堅6

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Background  

愛膚堅

廣告代理

電視

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How  Does  Media  Planning  Come?Media  Planning

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How  Does  Media  Planning  Come?

The  term  “Media  Planning”  comes  from  one  aspect  of  the  professional  services  offered  by  full-­‐service  adver)sing  agency  (全線廣告公司).    

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How  Does  Media  Planning  Come?

Generally  speaking,  it  involves  the  efficient  use  of  clients’  budget  in  buying  the  appropriate  media  and  vehicles  for  their  adver5sements  and  maximizing  their  effec5veness.    

如何善用廣告客戶的廣告投資,購買不同媒體的時間及空間,目標為廣告客戶爭取最大的受眾回報

曾錦強

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How  Does  Media  Planning  Come?

A  full-­‐service  adver5sing  agency  tradi5onally  operates  three  func5onal  departments,  namely,   Crea)ve  Department  (創作部  –  “鬥獸場”),   Media  Planning  Department  (媒介部  –  “掌櫃”)  and   Account  Services  Department  (客戶服務部  –  “追數”).  

 

It  provides  various  aspects  of  services  to  clients,  including  branding  (品牌管理),  marke)ng  planning  (市場策劃),  crea)ve  services  (創意服務),  media  buying  (媒體購買),  interac)ve  adver)sing  (互動式廣告),  TV  produc)on  (廣告制作),  or  even  event  marke)ng  (活動策劃)  and  public  rela)ons  management.  (公關管理服務)  

曾錦程

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“Sunday”  -­‐  Creative  Advertising

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“Sunday”  -­‐  Creative  Advertising

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Full-­‐Service  Advertising  Agency  

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Originated  (起源)  from  Large  Advertising  AgencyMedia  Planning

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Advertising  Agency  and  Media    Dept.

In  the  past,  only  large  adver5sing  agencies  can  afford  (負擔得起)  to  set  up  a  media  planning  department  to  provide  specialized  (專門的)  research  and  consultancy  services  (顧問服務)  to  clients.  (e.g.  Ogilvy,  BBDO)    

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Advertising  Agency  and  Media    Dept.

In  the  past,  only  large  adver5sing  agencies  can  afford  (負擔得起)  to  set  up  a  media  planning  department  to  provide  specialized  (專門的)  research  and  consultancy  services  (顧問服務)  to  clients.  (e.g.  Ogilvy,  BBDO)

Large  adver5sing  agencies  are  usually  called  full-­‐service  adver)sing  agencies,  because  they  can  provide  all  aspects  of  services  without  relying  on  other  companies.

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Advertising  Agency  and  Media    Dept.

In  the  past,  only  large  adver5sing  agencies  can  afford  (負擔得起)  to  set  up  a  media  planning  department  to  provide  specialized  (專門的)  research  and  consultancy  services  (顧問服務)  to  clients.  (e.g.  Ogilvy,  BBDO)

Large  adver5sing  agencies  are  usually  called  full-­‐service  adver5sing  agencies,  because  they  can  provide  all  aspects  of  services  without  relying  on  other  companies.

Not  maXer  it  is  the  crea5ve  idea  genera5on,  media  planning,  or  even  print  and  TV  produc5on,  they  can  cater  (提供)  for  at  ease  (自如).      

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Advertising  Agency  and  Media    Dept.

Small  adver5sing  agencies,  because  of  limited  resources  and  small  billings,  do  not  divide  the  jobs  and  their  small  team  follows  all  works  as  a  whole.

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Define  Media,  Media  Planning,  Media  Plan  and  Media  Planner  

Media  (媒體)  

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Media  (媒體)  

Media  (媒體)  

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Media  (媒體)  

Media  (the  singular  is  medium)  exist  primarily  (主要)  to  deliver  message  content  –  entertainment,  informa5on  and  adver5sements  –  to  a  vast  audience  (龐大的觀眾).    

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Media  (媒體)  

Media  (the  singular  is  medium)  exist  primarily  (主要)  to  deliver  message  content  –  entertainment,  informa5on  and  adver5sements  –  to  a  vast  audience  (龐大的觀眾).    

Media  should  be  thought  of  as  both  carriers  (載帶)  and  delivery  (傳送)  systems.    They  carry  adver5sements  and  deliver  them  to  the  individuals.    

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Media  (媒體)  

Media  (the  singular  is  medium)  exist  primarily  (主要)  to  deliver  message  content  –  entertainment,  informa5on  and  adver5sements  –  to  a  vast  audience  (龐大的觀眾).    

Media  should  be  thought  of  as  both  carriers  (載帶)  and  delivery  (傳送)  systems.    They  carry  adver5sements  and  deliver  them  to  the  individuals.    

Examples  are  television,  radio,  newspaper,  magazine  and  internet.

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Vehicle  (媒體工具)  

Media  (媒體)  

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Vehicle  (媒體工具)  

Vehicle  is  an  individual  carrier  within  a  medium.    Therefore,  Apple  Daily  is  a  vehicle  within  the  newspaper  medium.    Milk  is  a  vehicle  within  the  magazine  medium.

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Media  Planning  (媒體策劃)  

Media  (媒體)  

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Media  Planning  (媒體策劃)  

It  is  a  process  involving  planning  for  placing  the  adver5sements  efficiently  using  appropriate  media  and  vehicles  and  maximizing  the  adver5sing  effec)veness  within  the  client’s  budget.  (如何善用廣告客戶的廣告投資,購買不同媒體的時間及空間,目標為廣告客戶爭取最大的受眾回報)

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

Media  (媒體)  

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

A  wriXen  document  which  contains  informa5on  about  the  whole  media  planning  and  will  be  presented  to  the  client.    

A  good  media  plan  should  have  answered  the  following  ques5ons:   How  many  prospects  (期望)  (for  purchasing  a  given  brand  of  

product)  to  reach?  (你希望達到什麼期望/目標?品牌建立/新產品?)

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

A  wriXen  document  which  contains  informa5on  about  the  whole  media  planning  and  will  be  presented  to  the  client.    

A  good  media  plan  should  have  answered  the  following  ques5ons:   How  many  prospects  (期望)  (for  purchasing  a  given  brand  of  

product)  to  reach?  (你期望/目標是什麼?品牌建立/新產品?) In  which  medium  (or  media)?  (用D咩媒體?)

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

A  wriXen  document  which  contains  informa5on  about  the  whole  media  planning  and  will  be  presented  to  the  client.    

A  good  media  plan  should  have  answered  the  following  ques5ons:   How  many  prospects  (期望)  (for  purchasing  a  given  brand  of  

product)  to  reach?  (你期望/目標是什麼?品牌建立/新產品?) In  which  medium  (or  media)?  (用D咩媒體?) How  many  5mes  a  month  should  prospects  see  each  ad?  

(你期望一個月有幾多人睇到你的廣告?)

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

A  wriXen  document  which  contains  informa5on  about  the  whole  media  planning  and  will  be  presented  to  the  client.    

A  good  media  plan  should  have  answered  the  following  ques5ons:   How  many  prospects  (期望)  (for  purchasing  a  given  brand  of  

product)  to  reach?  (你期望/目標是什麼?品牌建立/新產品?) In  which  medium  (or  media)?  (用D咩媒體?) How  many  5mes  a  month  should  prospects  see  each  ad?  

(你期望一個月有幾多人睇到你的廣告?) In  which  months  should  ads  appear?  (廣告幾時出街?)

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

A  wriXen  document  which  contains  informa5on  about  the  whole  media  planning  and  will  be  presented  to  the  client.    

A  good  media  plan  should  have  answered  the  following  ques5ons:   How  many  prospects  (期望)  (for  purchasing  a  given  brand  of  

product)  to  reach?  (你期望/目標是什麼?品牌建立/新產品?) In  which  medium  (or  media)?  (用D咩媒體?) How  many  5mes  a  month  should  prospects  see  each  ad?  

(你期望一個月有幾多人睇到你的廣告?) In  which  months  should  ads  appear?  (廣告幾時出街?) Where  should  the  ads  appear?    In  which  markets  and  regions?  

(係邊度播?你想入咩市場?例如青少年人或老人?)

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Media  Plan  (媒體策劃書)  

A  wriXen  document  which  contains  informa5on  about  the  whole  media  planning  and  will  be  presented  to  the  client.    

A  good  media  plan  should  have  answered  the  following  ques5ons:   How  many  prospects  (期望)  (for  purchasing  a  given  brand  of  

product)  to  reach?  (你期望/目標是什麼?品牌建立/新產品?) In  which  medium  (or  media)?  (用D咩媒體?) How  many  5mes  a  month  should  prospects  see  each  ad?  

(你期望一個月有幾多人睇到你的廣告?) In  which  months  should  ads  appear?  (廣告幾時出街?) Where  should  the  ads  appear?    In  which  markets  and  regions?  

(係邊度播?你想入咩市場?例如青少年人或老人?) How  much  money  should  be  spent  in  each  medium?  

(你有幾多錢?)

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Media  Planner  (媒體策劃人)  

Media  (媒體)  

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Media  Planner  (媒體策劃人)  

It  is  a  job  posi5on  within  adver5sing  agency  or  media  buying  company.    The  job  du5es  involve   evalua)ng  (評估)  the  performance  of  various  media,   formula)ng  (規劃)  media  plan,   making  recommenda)on  to  client  on  choice  (俾意見個client  –  “有得揀,先係老闆”)  and  usage  of  the  media  (媒體用法),  and  

strategic  planning  incorporated  crea5ve  idea  and  media.  (有系統、有策略地去組織創意同媒體)

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Media  Buying  (媒體購買)  

Media  (媒體)  

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Media  Buying  (媒體購買)  

Some5mes  synonymous  (類同)  (i.e.  having  same  meaning)  with  Media  Planning.  

However,  if  differen5a5on  is  sought,  media  buying  will  have  narrower  meaning,  which  focuses  on  the  buying  process,  e.g.  rate  nego5a5on  (講價),  media  effec5veness  and  efficiency,  etc.    

Media  planning,  on  the  other  hand,  describes  the  general  scope  (整體範圍)  of  media  uses,  planning  and  strategies.

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Classes  of  Media  Tradi5onal  Mass  Media  傳統的大眾媒體

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Traditional  Mass  Media  傳統的大眾媒體 Tradi5onal  mass  media  refers  to  newspaper,  magazine,  radio,  and  

television  which  are  especially  suitable  for  delivering  (傳播)  adver5sements  –  as  well  as  news,  entertainment,  and  educa5onal  content  –  to  a  widespread  (廣泛的)  general  (or  mass)  audience.    

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Traditional  Mass  Media  傳統的大眾媒體 Tradi5onal  mass  media  refers  to  newspaper,  magazine,  radio,  and  

television  which  are  especially  suitable  for  delivering  (傳播)  adver5sements  –  as  well  as  news,  entertainment,  and  educa5onal  content  –  to  a  widespread  (廣泛的)  general  (or  mass)  audience.    

Their  advantages  include:

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Traditional  Mass  Media  傳統的大眾媒體 Tradi5onal  mass  media  refers  to  newspaper,  magazine,  radio,  and  

television  which  are  especially  suitable  for  delivering  (傳播)  adver5sements  –  as  well  as  news,  entertainment,  and  educa5onal  content  –  to  a  widespread  (廣泛的)  general  (or  mass)  audience.    

Their  advantages  include: Ability  to  deliver  message  to  large  audience  at  rela5vely  low  

costs  per  head(要將訊息傳送到大量的受眾之成本相對地是較低)

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Canon

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Traditional  Mass  Media  傳統的大眾媒體 Tradi5onal  mass  media  refers  to  newspaper,  magazine,  radio,  and  

television  which  are  especially  suitable  for  delivering  (傳播)  adver5sements  –  as  well  as  news,  entertainment,  and  educa5onal  content  –  to  a  widespread  (廣泛的)  general  (or  mass)  audience.    

Their  advantages  include: Ability  to  deliver  message  to  large  audience  at  rela5vely  low  

costs  per  head(要將訊息傳送到大量的受眾之成本相對地是較低)

Ability  to  deliver  message  to  special  kinds  of  audiences  who  are  aXracted  to  specific  editorial  or  programming  (有部份特定受眾一定要透過某些媒體去接收傳息,例如小巴、的士司機)

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Traditional  Mass  Media  傳統的大眾媒體 Tradi5onal  mass  media  refers  to  newspaper,  magazine,  radio,  and  

television  which  are  especially  suitable  for  delivering  (傳播)  adver5sements  –  as  well  as  news,  entertainment,  and  educa5onal  content  –  to  a  widespread  (廣泛的)  general  (or  mass)  audience.    

Their  advantages  include: Ability  to  deliver  message  to  large  audience  at  rela5vely  low  

costs  per  head(要將訊息傳送到大量的受眾之成本相對地是較低)

Ability  to  deliver  message  to  special  kinds  of  audiences  who  are  aXracted  to  specific  editorial  or  programming  (有部份特定受眾一定要透過某些媒體去接收傳息,例如小巴、的士司機)  

Ability  to  develop  strong  loyal5es  (忠心)  among  audiences  who  return  to  their  favorite  (喜愛的)  medium  with  a  high  degree  of  regularity  (媒體有能力去令受眾變成忠心的信徒,使他們有慣性去接觸他們喜愛的媒體)

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Newspaper  

It  offers  the  readers  daily  news,  entertainment,  informa5on,  and  catalog  values.    

It  generally  has  excellent  readership  of  local  news,  editorial  (社評),  and  adver5sing  material,  serving  as  a  buying  guide  (購買指標)  for  readers  who  are  looking  for  many  different  kinds  of  products.

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It  may  be  weekly,  bi-­‐weekly  (雙週刊)  or  monthly.    (P.S.    Even  some  are  bi-­‐monthly  (兩月刊)  or  Quarterly  (季刊),  but  they  are  rare(少見))    It  comprises  (包括)  general  interest  magazine,  e.g.  Next  Magazine,  Ming  Pao  Weekly,  etc.  and  special  interest  magazine,  e.g.  Capital  (financial),  Jessica  (fashion),  Photog  (photography),  My  Home  (home-­‐living),  etc.    

The  readership  (讀者人數)  for  editorial  maXers  is  higher  than  adver5sement  in  general  interest  magazines,  but  it  is  fairly  equal  in  special  interest  magazines.  

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TV/Radio

Consumers  seldom  (極少)  watch  TV  or  radio  commercials  alone  without  accompanying  the  play  or  program.  (除了對廣告極有興趣的人,好多人都會因為睇電視節目先谷住要睇廣告)  

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Consumers  seldom  (極少)  watch  TV  or  radio  commercials  alone  without  accompanying  the  play  or  program.  (除了對廣告極有興趣的人,好多人都會因為睇電視節目先谷住要睇廣告)  

Although,  the  play  or  program  compels  (強迫)  viewers  to  watch  the  commercials,  the  success  of  commercials  depends  more  on  the  ingenuity    (創意運用)  and  value  of  the  ad  message  than  its  appearance  on  an  interes5ng  program.    

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TV/Radio

Consumers  seldom  (極少)  watch  TV  or  radio  commercials  alone  without  accompanying  the  play  or  program.  (除了對廣告極有興趣的人,好多人都會因為睇電視節目先谷住要睇廣告)  

Although,  the  play  or  program  compels  (強迫)  viewers  to  watch  the  commercials,  the  success  of  commercials  depends  more  on  the  ingenuity    (創意運用)  and  value  of  the  ad  message  than  its  appearance  on  an  interes5ng  program.    

On  the  other  hand,  technological  products  like  hard-­‐disk  TV  recorder  are  diver5ng  (轉移)  viewers  from  watching  commercials.  (N.B.  We  use  the  term  “commercial”  for  TV  or  radio  “adver5sement’).  (飛廣告)  The  trend  is  using  crea5ve  buying  for  media,  e.g.  product  placement  in  a  popular  TV  program.  

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Classes  of  Media  Non-­‐tradi5onal  Media

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Non-­‐traditional  Media

Besides  tradi5onal  media  which  all  engage  in  (預定為)  one-­‐way  communica5on,  almost  any  other  innova5ve  (創新的)  way  of  delivering  adver5sing  messages  is  considered  a  non-­‐tradi5onal  medium.    

They  are  not  usually  called  “media”.    Examples  include  the  adver5sing  space  at  airport,  clinic,  public  restroom,  soccer  pitch,  bus-­‐stop,  etc.    

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Non-­‐traditional  Media

Besides  tradi5onal  media  which  all  engage  in  (預定為)  one-­‐way  communica5on,  almost  any  other  innova5ve  (創新的)  way  of  delivering  adver5sing  messages  is  considered  a  non-­‐tradi5onal  medium.    

They  are  not  usually  called  “media”.    Examples  include  the  adver5sing  space  at  airport,  clinic  (診所),  public  restroom,  soccer  pitch,  bus-­‐stop,  etc.    

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Media PlanningWork Hard, Play Hard

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超級無敵大電視Media Planning

Work Hard, Play Hard

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O咀

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吹水

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朱咪咪

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超級巨聲

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周秀娜

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放飛機

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吉百利

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東TOUCH

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符碌

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愛膚堅

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賭聖

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香港亂嗡

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尖東

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紙尿片

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Laughing Gor

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洧底

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十扑

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戰狼300

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周杰倫

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笑爆咀

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夏雨

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維他奶

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潮童

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屈機

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菠蘿包

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益力多

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龜速

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可口可樂

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升呢

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鍾嘉欣

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SONY

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上腦

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廣告

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潛水

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蘇民峰

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Non-­‐traditional  Media

Besides  tradi5onal  media  which  all  engage  in  (預定為)  one-­‐way  communica5on,  almost  any  other  innova5ve  (創新的)  way  of  delivering  adver5sing  messages  is  considered  a  non-­‐tradi5onal  medium.    

They  are  not  usually  called  “media”.    Examples  include  the  adver5sing  space  at  airport,  clinic,  public  restroom,  soccer  pitch,  bus-­‐stop,  etc.    

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Non-­‐traditional  Media

Other  examples  include  the  point-­‐of-­‐purchase  or  point-­‐of-­‐sale  (POP  or  POS)  materials  at  supermarkets  or  pubs,  LCD  TV  in  buses  or  Airport  Express  (i.e.  the  train  to  the  airport).    

Internet  is  the  largest  non-­‐tradi5onal  media  in  terms  of  adver5sing  spend.    It  features  with  two-­‐way  communica)ons  between  the  adver5ser  and  the  viewers,  and  hence  more  crea5ve  and  interac5ve  idea  can  be  deployed  (部署).

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Specialized  (專門的)  Media

While  tradi5onal  and  non-­‐tradi5onal  media  focus  on  the  general  public,  specialized  media  targets  for  special-­‐interest  consumers  or  business  marketers,  e.g.     Fashion  or  photographic  magazine

Handbill  (廣告單張),  trade  show,  conven5on  exhibit,  product  demo  VCD/DVD  for  business  people.

Direct  mail,  insert  in  newspaper,  etc.  which  carries  adver5sement  only  without  editorial  contents.

Catalogue,  which  is  a  booklet  providing  useful  details  for  consumers  to  buy.

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Media  Planning  -­‐  Lecture  2

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Media  Planning  Process

Media  Planning  -­‐  Lecture  2

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General  Procedures  in  Media  Planning  Media  Planning

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The  star5ng  point  of  media  planning  is   iden5fica5on  of  marke)ng  problems  (確定市場問題)  -­‐  

carry  out  detailed  Situa)on  Analysis  (現況分析)  which  addresses  the  findings  such  as  market  size  and  share,  distribu5on  prac5ces  etc.

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The  star5ng  point  of  media  planning  is   iden5fica5on  of  marke5ng  problems  (確定市場問題)  -­‐  

carry  out  detailed  Situa)on  Analysis  (現況分析)  which  addresses  the  findings  such  as  market  size  and  share,  distribu5on  prac5ces  etc.    

The  Situa5on  Analysis  should  result  in  a  Marke)ng  Strategy  Plan  (市場策略計劃)  which  details  on  what  the  4Ps’  strategies  are  and  how  they  should  be  carried  out  in  terms  of  marke5ng  programs.

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The  star5ng  point  of  media  planning  is   iden5fica5on  of  marke5ng  problems  (確定市場問題)  -­‐  

carry  out  detailed  Situa)on  Analysis  (現況分析)  which  addresses  the  findings  such  as  market  size  and  share,  distribu5on  prac5ces  etc.    

The  Situa5on  Analysis  should  result  in  a  Marke)ng  Strategy  Plan  (市場策略計劃)  which  details  on  what  the  4Ps’  strategies  are  and  how  they  should  be  carried  out  in  terms  of  marke5ng  programs.    

If  the  promo5on  strategy  (one  of  the  4Ps’  strategies)  requires  adver5sing,  a  Crea)ve  Strategy  Plan  (創意策略計劃)  should  be  formulated.    

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世界上極少人因為錢太多而賣廣告...策劃一個市場策略/廣告策略都因一個字:

 “PROBLEM”  !!!

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Situa5on  Analysis  -­‐  市況分析就好似醫生睇病一樣...  了解公司在市場上有咩病~  (包括自己同埋競爭對手~)

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廣告不是無敵必殺技...廣告只係市場策略的其中一招~!!  (e.g.  4Ps)Marke5ng  Strategy  Plan  -­‐  市場策略計劃記得、記得、記得...  廣告只係掃堂腿~

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廣告不是無敵必殺技...廣告只係市場策略的其中一招~!!  (e.g.  4Ps)Marke5ng  Strategy  Plan  -­‐  市場策略計劃記得、記得、記得...  廣告只係掃堂腿~

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Crea5ve  Strategy  Plan  -­‐  創意策略計劃金玉其外,你都要想想點用D金玉去包裝~

創意用來包裝簡單訊息~

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Problems  in  Media  Planning  Insufficient  Media  Data  (媒體資料不足)

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Insufficient  Media  Data  (媒體資料不足)

The  reasons  for  insufficient  media  data  are  that  the  data  cannot  be  measured  (有些資料係難以量度),  high  cost  and  the  5me  lag  in  obtaining  the  data  (成本及時差問題).    Examples  of  insufficient  media  data  include:

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Outdoor  Advertising

No  complete  research  on  viewership  and  ad  spend  in  outdoor  adver5sing  (沒有確實的數據關於路人觀看戶外廣告)

睇下果個廣告!幾搞笑~

望下我好過啦...  ....

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TV/Radio  Commercial

No  complete  research  on  TV  ra5ng  in  hotel  or  portable  TV  set.  (收視率量度缺乏酒店電視及流動電視的數據)

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TV/Radio  Commercial

No  complete  research  on  TV  ra5ng  in  hotel  or  portable  TV  set.  (收視率量度缺乏酒店電視及流動電視的數據)

TV/Radio  ra5ng  does  not  reflect  the  actual  viewership  on  TV/Radio  commercials.  (收視率不能確實反映真實觀看人數)

大長今...  五十點...  其實都係估出黎...

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TV/Radio  Commercial

No  complete  research  on  TV  ra5ng  in  hotel  or  portable  TV  set.  (收視率量度缺乏酒店電視及流動電視的數據)

TV/Radio  ra5ng  does  not  reflect  the  actual  viewership  on  TV/Radio  commercials.  (收視率不能確實反映真實觀看人數)

Even  there  is  actual  viewership  data,  there  is  no  data  on  the  degree  of  aXen5on  paid  to  a  par5cular  commercial.  (就算有真實觀看人數,亦不等於觀眾對廣告的留意程度)

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Print  Advertisement  (i.e.  newspaper  or  magazine)

How  people  read  newspapers  and  magazines?  (有幾多人真的去看報紙及雜誌?)

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Print  Advertisement  (i.e.  newspaper  or  magazine)

How  people  read  newspapers  and  magazines?  (有幾多人真的去看報紙及雜誌?)

How  much  of  any  given  magazine  or  newspaper  is  read?  (一份報紙、一本雜誌,又會睇左幾多?)

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Print  Advertisement  (i.e.  newspaper  or  magazine)

How  people  read  newspapers  and  magazines?  (有幾多人真的去看報紙及雜誌?)

How  much  of  any  given  magazine  or  newspaper  is  read?  (一份報紙、一本雜誌,又會睇左幾多?)

How  many  adver5sements  are  read?  (又有幾留意廣告?)

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Print  Advertisement  (i.e.  newspaper  or  magazine)

How  people  read  newspapers  and  magazines?  (有幾多人真的去看報紙及雜誌?)

How  much  of  any  given  magazine  or  newspaper  is  read?  (一份報紙、一本雜誌,又會睇左幾多?)

How  many  adver5sements  are  read?  (又有幾留意廣告?)

How  thoroughly  are  they  read?  (睇得又有幾深入?)

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Print  Advertisement  (i.e.  newspaper  or  magazine)

How  people  read  newspapers  and  magazines?  (有幾多人真的去看報紙及雜誌?)

How  much  of  any  given  magazine  or  newspaper  is  read?  (一份報紙、一本雜誌,又會睇左幾多?)

How  many  adver5sements  are  read?  (又有幾留意廣告?)

How  thoroughly  are  they  read?  (睇得又有幾深入?)

How  does  each  vehicle  affect  the  percep5on  (感覺)  of  an  adver5sement  that  it  carries.  (唔同vehicle有不同的性格,受眾而言亦都一樣,亦直接影嚮其對廣告所表達的感受)

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Internet  Advertising

Whether  a  banner  ad  actually  appeared  on  the  user’s  screen  or  the  viewer  clicked  away  before  it  had  a  chance  to  come  up  (發生)?    (有幾多人真的見個果一個banner  ad?尤其有了好多防廣告的軟件)

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Internet  Advertising

Whether  a  banner  ad  actually  appeared  on  the  user’s  screen  or  the  viewer  clicked  away  before  it  had  a  chance  to  come  up  (發生)?    (有幾多人真的見個果一個banner  ad?尤其有了好多防廣告的軟件)

Is  the  user  paid  any  aXen5on  to  the  ad?  (又有幾留意廣告?)

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Internet  Advertising

Whether  a  banner  ad  actually  appeared  on  the  user’s  screen  or  the  viewer  clicked  away  before  it  had  a  chance  to  come  up  (發生)?    (有幾多人真的見個果一個banner  ad?尤其有了好多防廣告的軟件)

Is  the  user  paid  any  aXen5on  to  the  ad?  (又有幾留意廣告?)

If  click-­‐through  is  low,  e.g.  1%,  can  Internet  act  as  an  interac5ve  adver5sing  medium  superior  to  tradi5onal  mass  media?  (click-­‐rate  咁低,又點可以取代傳統媒體?)

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Time  Pressure  (時間上的壓力)

Adver5sing  agencies  always  face  with  rushing  jobs.  (廣告公司係好忙的)  They  usually  do  not  have  sufficient  5me  to  research,  e.g.  compe55ve  analysis,  and  make  a  beXer  plan.    (By  and  large?,  their  plans  are  ooen  professional  and  presentable).    

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Time  Pressure  (時間上的壓力)

Adver5sing  agencies  always  face  with  rushing  jobs.  (廣告公司係好忙的)  They  usually  do  not  have  sufficient  5me  to  research,  e.g.  compe55ve  analysis,  and  make  a  beXer  plan.    (By  and  large?,  their  plans  are  ooen  professional  and  presentable).    

Moreover,  if  the  client  is  slow  to  approve  the  budget  (usually  happened  in  large  corpora5on),  the  most  desirable  (合意的)  adver5sing  space  (空間),  e.g.  TV  program  or  5me-­‐slot,  may  not  be  available  because  of  the  first-­‐come-­‐first-­‐served  basis.  (有時候,客人會好遲先批出個Budget,導致錯失奪得最理想的廣告時間及位置)

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Pressure  to  Produce  “Creative”  Media  Plans

Pure  quan5ta5ve  media  plans  are  similar  even  done  by  different  adver5sing  agencies.    Crea5vity  is  requested  to  outstand  the  effec5veness  of  communica5ng  the  product  message,  e.g.  adver5se  the  financial  service  of  a  bank  within  news  TV  program.  (sponsorship)

如果只單憑數量化的資料來制定MEDIA  PLAN...相信所有廣告公司得出來的結果都是一樣...

原來廣告入面的MESSAGE要有創意外,媒體策劃都要有創意,先有成效~!!!!!!

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Pressure  to  Produce  “Creative”  Media  Plans

Pure  quan5ta5ve  media  plans  are  similar  even  done  by  different  adver5sing  agencies.    Crea5vity  is  requested  to  outstand  the  effec5veness  of  communica5ng  the  product  message,  e.g.  adver5se  the  financial  service  of  a  bank  within  news  TV  program.  (sponsorship)

Quan5ta5ve  data,  not  maXer  how  accurate  (精確的)  they  were  measured,  is  only  an  es5mate  (估計).  (估計始於都係估計,始於都有機出錯)    Crea5vity  can  compensate  (抵消)  for  the  perceived  gap  between  the  es5mate  and  the  actual,  at  least  subjec5vely  (主觀).

話明估計...  緊係  “估”  “估”下啦...

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Pressure  to  Produce  “Creative”  Media  Plans

Pure  quan5ta5ve  media  plans  are  similar  even  done  by  different  adver5sing  agencies.    Crea5vity  is  requested  to  outstand  the  effec5veness  of  communica5ng  the  product  message,  e.g.  adver5se  the  financial  service  of  a  bank  within  news  TV  program.  (sponsorship)

Quan5ta5ve  data,  not  maXer  how  accurate  (精確的)  they  were  measured,  is  only  an  es5mate  (估計).  (估計始於都係估計,始於都有機出錯)    Crea5vity  can  compensate  (抵消)  for  the  perceived  gap  between  the  es5mate  and  the  actual,  at  least  subjec5vely  (主觀).

To  reach  for  the  increasingly  fragmented  (零碎)  and  difficult-­‐to-­‐target  audience.

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Pressure  to  Produce  “Creative”  Media  Plans

Pure  quan5ta5ve  media  plans  are  similar  even  done  by  different  adver5sing  agencies.    Crea5vity  is  requested  to  outstand  the  effec5veness  of  communica5ng  the  product  message,  e.g.  adver5se  the  financial  service  of  a  bank  within  news  TV  program.  (sponsorship)

Quan5ta5ve  data,  not  maXer  how  accurate  (精確的)  they  were  measured,  is  only  an  es5mate  (估計).  (估計始於都係估計,始於都有機出錯)    Crea5vity  can  compensate  (抵消)  for  the  perceived  gap  between  the  es5mate  and  the  actual,  at  least  subjec5vely  (主觀).

To  reach  for  the  increasingly  fragmented  (零碎)  and  difficult-­‐to-­‐target  audience.

Small  media  ooen  propose  crea5ve  ideas  or  programs  to  media  planners  because  of  their  unfavorable  media  figures.

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Institutional  Influences  (組織內部影響)  on  Media  Decisions

Because  of  subjec5vity,  clients  or  directors  of  adver5sing  agencies  may  instruct  (指示)  to  use  or  not  to  use  certain  media  or  vehicles,  although  the  media  may  be  desirable  quan5ta5vely  (數量上)  and  strategically  (策略上).

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白花油王子159

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Lack  of  Objectivity    (客觀)  

It  comes  when  planners  are  over  dependent  on  figures.    There  are  many  ways  that  the  calculated  figures,  e.g.  TV  ra5ng,  are  inaccurate  (唔準確)  and  not  objec5ve  (唔客觀)  enough  for  decision-­‐making: The  methods  of  measurement  might  be  imprecise.  

(不精確的)

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Lack  of  Objectivity    (客觀)  

It  comes  when  planners  are  over  dependent  on  figures.    There  are  many  ways  that  the  calculated  figures,  e.g.  TV  ra5ng,  are  inaccurate  (唔準確)  and  not  objec5ve  (唔客觀)  enough  for  decision-­‐making: The  methods  of  measurement  might  be  imprecise.  

(不精確的)

The  sample  size  is  too  small.  (標本數量太少)

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Lack  of  Objectivity    (客觀)  

It  comes  when  planners  are  over  dependent  on  figures.    There  are  many  ways  that  the  calculated  figures,  e.g.  TV  ra5ng,  are  inaccurate  (唔準確)  and  not  objec5ve  (唔客觀)  enough  for  decision-­‐making: The  methods  of  measurement  might  be  imprecise.  

(不精確的)

The  sample  size  is  too  small.  (標本數量太少)

The  audience  is  too  large  compared  with  the  sample  size.

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Lack  of  Objectivity    (客觀)  

It  comes  when  planners  are  over  dependent  on  figures.    There  are  many  ways  that  the  calculated  figures,  e.g.  TV  ra5ng,  are  inaccurate  (唔準確)  and  not  objec5ve  (唔客觀)  enough  for  decision-­‐making: The  methods  of  measurement  might  be  imprecise.  

(不精確的) The  sample  size  is  too  small.  (標本數量太少) The  audience  is  too  large  compared  with  the  sample  

size. The  measurement  technique  is  too  biased  (偏見)  or  

too  insensi5ve  (唔敏感)  than  what  it  is  supposed  to  be.

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Lack  of  Objectivity    (客觀)  

It  comes  when  planners  are  over  dependent  on  figures.    There  are  many  ways  that  the  calculated  figures,  e.g.  TV  ra5ng,  are  inaccurate  (唔準確)  and  not  objec5ve  (唔客觀)  enough  for  decision-­‐making: The  methods  of  measurement  might  be  imprecise.  

(不精確的) The  sample  size  is  too  small.  (標本數量太少) The  audience  is  too  large  compared  with  the  sample  

size. The  measurement  technique  is  too  biased  (偏見)  or  

too  insensi5ve  (唔敏感)  than  what  it  is  supposed  to  be.

A  set  of  major  numbers  is  not  available  (主要的數未必公開給大眾)

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Development  and  Future  Trend  in  Media  Planning  

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In  the  Old  Days

Media  planning  consisted  of  simple,  clerical  (文書式)  tasks,  with  liXle  informa5on  and  data  about  the  media  and  hence  liXle  research  can  be  done.    Media  planning  department  is  typical  in  a  large-­‐scale  adver5sing  agencies.

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Today

Because  the  mass  consumer  markets  are  breaking  into  small  segments,  and  marketers  are  well  informed  from  other  resources,  the  media  plan  has  to  provide  much  detailed  informa5on  about  the  real  audience.  (外判給其他媒體公司去負責,因為佢地專門,所以有更多受眾的資料)    

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Because  the  mass  consumer  markets  are  breaking  into  small  segments,  and  marketers  are  well  informed  from  other  resources,  the  media  plan  has  to  provide  much  detailed  informa5on  about  the  real  audience.  (外判給其他媒體公司去負責,因為佢地專門,亦有更多受眾的資料)    

For  example,  a  media  vehicle  targe5ng  “women  aged  18-­‐49”  is  too  broad  in  demographic  characteriza5on.    Life-­‐styles,  interests,  and  even  media  habits  have  to  be  addressed  during  the  media  planning.

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Today

Because  the  mass  consumer  markets  are  breaking  into  small  segments,  and  marketers  are  well  informed  from  other  resources,  the  media  plan  has  to  provide  much  detailed  informa5on  about  the  real  audience.  (外判給其他媒體公司去負責,因為佢地專門,亦有更多受眾的資料)    

For  example,  a  media  vehicle  targe5ng  “women  aged  18-­‐49”  is  too  broad  in  demographic  characteriza5on.    Life-­‐styles,  interests,  and  even  media  habits  have  to  be  addressed  during  the  media  planning.

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Today

Because  the  mass  consumer  markets  are  breaking  into  small  segments,  and  marketers  are  well  informed  from  other  resources,  the  media  plan  has  to  provide  much  detailed  informa5on  about  the  real  audience.  (外判給其他媒體公司去負責,因為佢地專門,亦有更多受眾的資料)    

For  example,  a  media  vehicle  targe5ng  “women  aged  18-­‐49”  is  too  broad  in  demographic  characteriza5on.    Life-­‐styles,  interests,  and  even  media  habits  have  to  be  addressed  during  the  media  planning.

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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Today

The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

Sunday, 27 December 2009

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The  increasing  numbers  of  vehicles  within  the  media,  e.g.  the  numerous  (極多的)  cable  TV  sta5ons,  or  the  many  special  interest  magazines,  have  segmented  the  mass  markets  into  small  groups.  (不同的媒體將不同的觀眾分門別類)  

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When  a  product  is  adver5sed  in  one  of  these  specific  channels,  the  majority  of  the  customers  will  never  see  it.    As  a  result,  the  media  planner  has  to  compensate  (補償)  by  adver5sing  to  these  lost  poten5al  customers  in  other  less  obvious  (不太明顯的)  and  less  targeted  (不太大機會成為目標的),  but  much  more  popular  venues,  e.g.  outdoor  signage  adver5sing.  

(例如CANON相機,會係電腦雜誌落廣告(specific  channel),不過有可能有其他  poten5al  customers係市場入面,故此,CANON  都會賣戶外的廣告,以補償及吸納不太明顯的目標市場)  

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Today

Technological  product,  e.g.  HD-­‐DVD  recorder,  makes  the  broadcast  medium  less  focus  on  target  audience  than  it  is  supposed  to  be.    

For  example,  people  can  record  their  favorite  TV  program  across  different  TV  channels  using  HD-­‐DVD  recorder.    The  audience  profile  of  a  given  channel  becomes  much  more  complicated  (複雜)  and  diversified  (多變).    Another  issue  is  the  skip  of  TV  commercials  by  this  kind  of  technological  product.

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Media  buying  company  is  formed  by  consolida5ng  (聯合)  the  media  planning  departments  of  several  agencies.  

The  advantages  are  more  efficiently  use  of  resources  (e.g.  buying  research  data)  and  manpower  with  increased  business  (i.e.  ad  spend  /  billing)  aoer  consolida5on.

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Future  Trend

More  crea5ve  media  buying  (越來越多有創意的媒體宣傳方式)

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Future  Trend

More  crea5ve  media  buying  (越來越多有創意的媒體宣傳方式)

More  alterna5ves  (選擇)  needed  to  compensate  for  the  increasing  loss  of  customers  aXen5on  to  adver5sements  and  commercials.  (更多選擇以彌補不斷流失的受眾)

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Future  Trend

More  crea5ve  media  buying  (越來越多有創意的媒體宣傳方式)

More  alterna5ves  (選擇)  needed  to  compensate  for  the  increasing  loss  of  customers  aXen5on  to  adver5sements  and  commercials.  (更多選擇以彌補不斷流失的受眾)

Merger  (合併)  and  acquisi5on  (收購)  of  media  buying  companies  (媒體公司的合併及收購會不斷持續  –  以加強競爭力)

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Future  Trend

More  crea5ve  media  buying  (越來越多有創意的媒體宣傳方式)

More  alterna5ves  (選擇)  needed  to  compensate  for  the  increasing  loss  of  customers  aXen5on  to  adver5sements  and  commercials.  (更多選擇以彌補不斷流失的受眾)

Merger  (合併)  and  acquisi5on  (收購)  of  media  buying  companies  (媒體公司的合併及收購會不斷持續  –  以加強競爭力)

Large  media  buying  company  decomposes  (分拆)  into  smaller  agencies  specialized  in  specific  crea5ve  media  buying,  or  total  strategic  media  planning  (大型媒體公司會分拆為不同專門媒體公司,以應付不同的策略性的媒體計劃)

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