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Advertising Perspectives. 3. The Advertising Industry. Types of Advertisers Ad Agencies Job Functions Structure Compensation Suppliers Media. Insert Ad Professor’s Choice. November 9, 2014. $. Advertisers (Clients). Agencies. Advertising Industry Structure. Suppliers. Media.
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Advertising Perspectives 3 The Advertising Industry • Types of Advertisers • Ad Agencies • Job Functions • Structure • Compensation • Suppliers • Media Insert Ad Professor’s Choice November 9, 2014
$ Advertisers (Clients) Agencies Advertising Industry Structure Suppliers Media
Exhibit 3-3 Rank Company Ad Spending Top 10 Advertisers in U.S. General Motors $ 4,040,000,000 Proctor & Gamble $ 2,611,700,000 Phillip Morris $ 2,201,600,000 Pfizer $ 2,142,400,000 AT&T $ 1,950,900,000 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 DaimlerChrysler $ 1,804,100,000 Ford Motor Company $ 1,639,800,000 Sears Roebuck $ 1,505,200,000 PepsiCo $ 1,315,700,000 Verizon Communications $ 1,312,700,000
Advertising & Large Companies • Centralized • Decentralized In-House Agency Functional Services • Efficiency • Continuity Research Media Creative • Flexibility • Competition among company brands
The Worldwide Advertising Industry Global expenditures $425 billion
Global Advertising Most companies blend strategies to fit their unique situations • Standardized • Localized • Global brands • Efficiency / Recognition • Based on differences in each country or culture • Relevance / Understanding
Exhibit 3-4 National Local Local vs. National Advertisers Focus Time Resources Building the Brand Place of Business Market Share Sales Strategy Tactics Markets Customers Long-term Short-term $$$$ $ Many Specialists Few Generalists
Types of Advertising • Local Advertising (Retail) • Product Advertising • Institutional Advertising • Classified Advertising • Cooperative (Co-op) Advertising • Allowances By The Manufacturer • Pooling Resources • Government and Social Organizations
Advertising Agency An independent organization of professionals who provide creative and business services to clients related to planning, preparing, and placing advertisements. Radio and TV Producers Copywriters Account Supervisors Direct-Marketing Specialists Artists Researchers Art Directors Media Buyers Public Relations Specialists Technical Staff Creative Directors Marketing Specialists Sales Promotion and Event Planners
Types of Advertising Agencies • Full-Service • Business-to-Business • Creative Boutiques • Media-Buying Services • Interactive • In-House
What Do Advertising Agencies Provide? • Account Services • Research and Account Planning • Creative and Production • Media Planning and Buying • Traffic Management • Marketing Services
Agency Department System President Vice President Management Services Vice President Creative Services Vice President Marketing Services Vice President Account Services Accounting Media Art / Copy Account Supervisor Account Supervisor Purchasing Research Production Account Executive Account Executive Personnel
Agency Group System Agency Management Group 1 (Coke Classsic) Management Director Group 3 (Toyota Camry) Management Director Group 2 (Dial Soap) Management Director Media Planning Market Research Account Service Creative Director
Agency Bills Client For Agency Pays Television Agency Earns $1,000,000 $850,000 $150,000 For Television Air Time For Television Air Time Commission (15%) Agency Compensation Plans • Commissions • Around 15% of airtime fees
Agency Compensation Plans • Commissions • Around 15% of airtime fees • Markup Charges • Production cost + fixed percent • Agencies add 17.65% to the cost of outside services Photographer charges $8,500 The Agency adds $1,500 (17.65%) Client is charged $10,000 for photography services
Agency Compensation Plans • Commissions • Around 15% of airtime fees • Markup Charges • Production cost + fixed percent • Fee Systems • Hourly rates or by project • Commissions • Around 15% of airtime fees • Markup Charges • Production cost + fixed percent • Fee Systems • Hourly rates or by project • Incentive Systems • Tightly-specified objectives
Getting Clients • Referrals • Presentations • Networking • Advertising
Building the Client/Agency Relationship • Cyclical • The Prerelationship Stage • The Development Stage • The Maintenace Stage • The Termination Stage • Factors Affecting the Relationship • Chemistry • Communication • Conduct • Changes
Suppliers • Art Studios / Web Design Houses • Printers • Production Houses • Research Companies
Magazines Cable TV Top Media Companies by Category Newspapers TV & Radio 1 2 3 4 5 Gannett $ 3,953.0 Knight Ridder $ 2,950.3 New York Times $ 2,665.0 Advance Publications $ 2,493.3 Times-Mirror $ 2,308.2 1 2 3 4 5 CBS $ 6,160.0 NBC $ 4,900.0 Walt Disney $ 4,847.0 News Corp. $ 3,719.3 MFM, Inc. $ 1,581.4 1 2 3 4 5 Time Warner $ 3,309.3 Hearst Corp. $ 1563.2 Advance Publications $ 1,365.8 Reed Elsevier $ 968.8 Primedia $ 927.5 1 2 3 4 5 Time Warner $ 10,719.0 AT&T $ 9,872.0 Cablevision Systems $ 2,896.5 Comcast $ 2,732.8 Viacom $ 2,607.9
Electronic Print Interactive Media Out-of-Home Direct Mail Other Media The Media of Advertising
Print The Media of Advertising • Newspapers – National, State, Local • Magazines – Geography and Content • Yellow Pages Insert Any Ad
Electronic The Media of Advertising • Network, Independent and Cable TV • Network and Local Radio Insert Picture of a Radio and a Radio Ad
Interactive Media The Media of Advertising Insert Banner Ad • Online Services • Kiosks • CD-ROM • Homeshopping Broadcasts • Interactive Programming • Internet
Out-of-Home The Media of Advertising Insert Billboard Eat Mor Chicken page 123 Animate to fly in after “Billboards” text 7 • Outdoor • Billboards • Transit
Direct Mail The Media of Advertising • Direct Mail • Brochures and Catalogs
Other Media The Media of Advertising • Premiums • Point of Purchase Displays • Product Placement • Event Sponsorship