2. Road Map
Advertising
Types of advertising
Popular medium of advertising
Radio advertisement
History of radio advertising…
Red FM
Celebrity rain@RedFM
Targetability
Whom to target?
3. What is Advertising?
Advertising is a part of promotion and can be defined as :-
A paid form of non personal communication from
an identified sponsor using mass media to
persuade or influence audience with a unique
message.
It is a form of communication that typically
attempts to persuade to potential customer to
purchase or to consume more of particular
brands and service.
4. Types of advertising
Image advertising:- Where the advertiser
wants to convey the feel of the medium?
business-what they are about
or what they believe in.
Institutional advertising:- Relays the
services but does not directly contain a call to action.
Sale advertising (or product) is a call to action based on
product prices or discounts.
Internet Advertising:- It is an
online advertising that consists of
small ads, banner ads, text ads,
video ads, pay-per-click advertising.
5. Contd…
Out-of-Home Advertising (OOH):-
Can include digital signage,
billboards, kiosks, trade shows,
and out-of-home advertising.
Print Advertising includes newspapers,
magazines, fliers, brochures etc. Placing
advertisements in magazines and news
papers is an age old method of advertising.
7. Importance of advertising
Creating awareness
Increase sales
Brand identity
Communicate a change
(Star news to ABP News,
UTI bank to Axis bank)
Increase the company value.
8. Radio advertisement
Commercial radio stations
make most of their revenue
selling “airtime” to advertisers.
Of total media expenditures,
radio accounts for 7%.
Radio advertisements or
“spots” are available when
a business or service provides
valuable consideration,
usually cash, in exchange for the
station airing their spot or mentioning them on air.
9. History of radio advertising…
The first radio broadcasts aired in the early 1900s.
However, it wasn’t until 1919
that radio stations began to
broadcast continuously,
similar to what we know today.
In February 1922, AT&T
announced they would begin
selling “toll broadcasting” to
advertisers, in which businesses would underwrite
or finance a broadcast, in exchange for
being mentioned on the radio.
10.
11. Red FM
Red FM owned by Sun TV Network
India's largest television network
32 TV channels
45 FM Radio Stations
2 Daily Newspapers
4 Magazines in several
Indian languages.
12. Contd…
Red FM owned by Kalanidhi Maran with a 48.9%
stake.
Punch line of Red FM is 'Bajaate Raho' (Keep
Playing).
The most widely broadcast shows include
"Morning No.1", "Dilse", "Mumbai Local", "One
Two ka Four", "Mera Wala Gana", "Superhits
Music Show", "RDX", "Indore Beats" and
"Nomoshkar Kolkata”.
15. Targetability
“Everything can be advertised”
The fundamental advertising axiom of reaching
the:-
Right people at the
Right time with the
Right message at the
Right cost is more possible with radio than
with TV or print.
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17. Contd…
Targeting
Youngster
Labor class
Housewives
Drivers(Auto,Bus,Taxi)
Self driven car owners
Commuters(Metro,Bus)
18. Contd…
Positioning
Labor by Billboard
Housewives by advertising in shopping mall, TV
ads and magazines like (Griha sobha,Cooking
books)
Youngster by College magazine
Drivers by using ads in their vehicle
Self driven car owner by Billboard
Commuters by Newspaper,magazines,
19. Whom to target?
Real Estate
Small medium enterprises (Vijay Sales, Small
hotels)
TV serials
Newspaper
Mobile segment (Micromax,Lava,karbon,)
Automobile (Maruti Udyog, Mahindra)
BPO based company
Education sector (CAT,CA,IAS & MEDICAL
based institute)
20. Contd…
Political party
Travel and tourism
Electronic segment
Social network (Govt. of India campaign like
Polio , Sarva shikhsha abhiyan , )
Social network From the Global aspect
(UNICEF, WHO , UNESCO)
Hospitals like (Fortis,Scott,Apollo)