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REACH How many people in my target market  do I need to reach?
Media Questions ,[object Object]
How often? How many times should a person be exposed to the ad?  In what time interval must these exposures occur? ,[object Object],In which medium (or media) should the ads be placed?  What is the relative importance of each medium?  In which local/national (markets/regions) should the ads appear?  What is the relative importance of each market/region? ,[object Object],When should the people be exposed to the ad (time of day, time of week, time of month, time of year)?
Reach Number (or percent) of different people or households exposed at least once to an issue or program or media schedule within a given time period. Refers to unduplicated or “new” audience.
Reach Time Periods Broadcast/Newspapers - 4 week period Magazines - life of an issue Outdoor - one month
FREQUENCY   How often should I   reach these people?
Media Questions ,[object Object]
How often? How many times should a person be exposed to the ad?  In what time interval must these exposures occur? ,[object Object],In which medium (or media) should the ads be placed?  What is the relative importance of each medium?  In which local/national (markets/regions) should the ads appear?  What is the relative importance of each market/region? ,[object Object],When should the people be exposed to the ad (time of day, time of week, time of month, time of year)?
The Reach/Frequency Trade-Off
High Reach Low frequency High Reach (Vogue & Sports Illustrated) Low Duplication High Frequency Low Reach (Vogue & Cosmo) High Duplication Low Reach
6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 • Reach 1    2    3   4   5   6   7   8   9  10 Frequency Reach vs. Frequency Reach many people a few times Reach few people  Many times You can reach many people  a few times or  A  few people many times.
   Given a GRP level, there is an inverse relationship between reach and frequency. 25 Reach x 10Freq.  = 250 GRP 50 Reach x5 Freq.  = 250 GRP 83 Reach x   3Freq.  = 250 GRP
“R x F = GRP” is the fundamental building block of an effective advertising campaign Budget = $1,000,000

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  • 1. REACH How many people in my target market do I need to reach?
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  • 4. Reach Number (or percent) of different people or households exposed at least once to an issue or program or media schedule within a given time period. Refers to unduplicated or “new” audience.
  • 5. Reach Time Periods Broadcast/Newspapers - 4 week period Magazines - life of an issue Outdoor - one month
  • 6. FREQUENCY How often should I reach these people?
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  • 10. High Reach Low frequency High Reach (Vogue & Sports Illustrated) Low Duplication High Frequency Low Reach (Vogue & Cosmo) High Duplication Low Reach
  • 11. 6,000 5,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 1,000 • Reach 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Frequency Reach vs. Frequency Reach many people a few times Reach few people Many times You can reach many people a few times or A few people many times.
  • 12. Given a GRP level, there is an inverse relationship between reach and frequency. 25 Reach x 10Freq. = 250 GRP 50 Reach x5 Freq. = 250 GRP 83 Reach x 3Freq. = 250 GRP
  • 13. “R x F = GRP” is the fundamental building block of an effective advertising campaign Budget = $1,000,000
  • 14. Reach x Frequency = GRP If you know two values, solve for the third….. F = GRP/Reach Reach = GRP/F
  • 15. “Establishing reach and frequency goals for an advertising campaign is a mix of art and science but with definite bias towards art.” -Joseph Ostrow Executive VP Young and Rubicam