Direct TV advertising is the sending of
promotional messages to specific television viewers. Direct TV advertising
may be possible by renting lists from trade shows or magazines, providing
these lists to TV broadcasters (the list may not be seen by the
advertising company), and letting the TV broadcasters insert TV ads into
programs that match the advertisers profile requirements. The TV
broadcasters can match up the names or email addresses on the provided
list with the names or email addresses of their viewers. This process is
already done today for other types of media channels such as direct mail
and email marketing.
Direct TV ad insertions might generate 50 cents
to $1 per insertion ($50 to $100 CPM) which can be 25 to 50 times higher
revenue than the typical revenue generated by prime time TV ads. For
example, if there was a seminar of 500 attendees on a topic that appealed
to medial billing executives, the show host may provide the list to a
mailing house that works with the TV broadcasters. The advertiser may be
willing to pay $10 per ad impression to the people who attended the
medical billing seminar during the Superbowl!
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