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The rate of product usage in a geographical area can be calculated through the use of:


A) gross rating points.
B) reach and frequency.
C) brand development index.
D) benchmark designated index.
E) category development index.

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A company's goal to reach 50 percent of the target audience at least three times over a period of one year in order to create awareness is an example of:


A) a media objective.
B) a needledrop.
C) a medium integration.
D) a corporate vision.
E) an advertising vision.

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Which of the following is considered an internal factor that may influence the determination of media strategy?


A) The size of the media budget
B) Competitive factors
C) Changes in technology
D) The development of new media
E) The rising costs of media

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After calculating both the brand development index (BDI) and the category development index (CDI) , a media planner obtains the following results: High BDI and High CDI. Which of the following is likely to be true of the product class and the product?


A) High market share and good market potential
B) Low market share and good market potential
C) High market share with required monitoring for sales decline
D) Low market share and poor market potential
E) High market share but not a good market to advertise in

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Which of the following is a drawback of the cost per thousand system?


A) It fails to standardize relative costing procedures.
B) It does not provide a comparison of media.
C) It may overestimate or underestimate the actual cost-effectiveness.
D) It does not include the TCPM system.
E) It fails to include the brand development index.

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Which of the following media scheduling strategies would most likely be used by a marketer of dishwashing detergent?


A) Ratings
B) Share
C) Flighting
D) Pulsing
E) Continuity

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If media coverage reaches people who are not sought as buyers and are not potential users, then it is referred to as:


A) rate differentials.
B) pass-along audience problems.
C) excess frequency.
D) waste coverage.
E) weighted exposurE.A marketer is faced with a problem of overexposure (also called waste coverage) , in which the media coverage exceeds the targeted audience.If media coverage reaches people who are not sought as buyers and are not potential users, then it is wasted.

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To determine the potential for sales of coffee, as opposed to a specific brand, in a particular market area, a company should use:


A) brand development index.
B) category development index.
C) survey of buying power index.
D) Dow Jones sustainability index.
E) consumer price index.

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After calculating both the brand development index (BDI) and the category development index (CDI) , a media planner obtains the following results: High BDI and Low CDI. Which of the following information can be deduced from this data?


A) Good sales potential for both product and brand
B) Low market share for product but good market potential
C) Good market to advertise in but requires sales decline monitoring
D) Product category has high potential and brand is performing well
E) Poor market for advertising and potential for loss

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Whizz soda aired its TV commercial during the season premiere of Detective Drake. Subsequently, it also aired the commercial during the following program, which was a reality show. A certain percentage of people viewed both programs and were exposed to the ad twice. This overlap is referred to as:


A) duplicated reach.
B) facsimile promotion.
C) advertising replication.
D) duplicated frequency.
E) flighting.

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Which of the following parameters does the formula for the computation of cost per thousand (CPM) take into account?


A) Cost of ad space
B) Program rating
C) Cost of commercial time
D) Daily inch rate
E) Cost of 1 unit of time

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_____ is a scheduling method that employs a less regular schedule with intermittent periods of advertising and nonadvertising.


A) Weighting
B) Continuity
C) Pulsing
D) Flighting
E) Circulation

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Duplicated reach:


A) indicates potential new exposures.
B) reduces waste coverage.
C) reinforces immediate purchasing behavior.
D) provides an estimate of frequency.
E) lowers consumer awareness.

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Most viewers of the sitcom, Blonde Dream, also watch Euphony, a music-based reality show, which is broadcast immediately after Blonde Dream. An ad for Savor chocolates placed during both these shows would most likely result in:


A) unduplicated reach.
B) average coverage.
C) increased sweeps periods.
D) duplicated reach.
E) high cost per thousand.

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Warm Weave Inc., a manufacturer of woolen garments, spends heavily on advertising during the months of December, January, and February. During these months, the company specifically advertises its winter clothing line. Warm Weave is most likely to be using a(n) _____ scheduling method.


A) continuity
B) weighting
C) flighting
D) circulation
E) oscillating

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_____ are based on the total audience a media schedule may reach using a duplicated reach estimate.


A) Gross rating points (GRPs)
B) Target rating points (TRPs)
C) Total target rating points (TTRPs)
D) Sweeps periods
E) Coverage frequencies

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The concept of _____ is based on the assumption that one exposure to an ad may not be enough to convey a desired message.


A) average frequency
B) average reach
C) effective reach
D) GRP
E) effective frequency

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Which of the following is true of TCPM?


A) It calculates CPMs based on the target audience.
B) It calculates longevity of magazine circulations.
C) It calculates BDIs based on overall audience.
D) It calculates CPMs based on the overall audience.
E) It calculates the cost of using one unit of timE.Most media buyers rely on target CPM, or TCPM, which calculates CPMs based on the target audience, not the overall audience.

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_____ refers to the number of persons in the primary target audience whom a media buy will reach and the number of times those persons will be reached.


A) Target ratings points
B) Gross ratings points
C) Target frequencies
D) Effective target reach
E) Total market coverage

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_____ is the series of decisions involved in delivering a promotional message to the prospective purchasers and/or users of a product or brand.


A) Market segmentation
B) Media planning
C) Product differentiation
D) Brand positioning
E) Target diversification

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