Always-On vs. Burst Strategy
Contrasting approaches to media presence, either maintaining continuous presence or concentrating activity into high-impact periods.
How advertising holding companies make money and make decisions. Mergers, principal media, agency economics, Centers of Excellence and RFPs, from years of selling ad tech into the holdcos.
Contrasting approaches to media presence, either maintaining continuous presence or concentrating activity into high-impact periods.
A metric comparing the concentration of a target audience in a particular media vehicle to their concentration in the general population.
The distribution of advertising investment across different media channels and platforms to achieve campaign objectives efficiently.
Social media ads that don't appear on the advertiser's timeline and are only visible to targeted users.
The practice of dividing the day into time periods and adjusting media delivery based on audience behavior patterns and campaign objectives.
Real-time adjustment of media investment across channels and tactics based on performance data and optimization algorithms.
The percentage of the target audience exposed to advertising at a frequency determined to be effective for achieving campaign objectives.
The specified start and end dates for an advertising campaign or specific tactical components within a larger campaign.
The planned distribution of advertising weight or pressure across a campaign period, whether continuous, pulsing, or flighting (on/off periods).
Aligning media tactics and investment with different stages of the consumer journey from awareness through consideration to conversion.
Evaluation of potential returns from alternative media investments to optimize resource allocation.
A framework for categorizing media opportunities based on whether they require direct investment (paid), exist on brand-controlled properties (owned), or are generated through organic audience actions (earned).