| Dynamics of Mass Communication: Media in the Digital Age, 7/e Joseph R. Dominick
The Structure of the Advertising Industry
Main Points- Advertising is any form of nonpersonal
presentation and promotion of ideas, goods, and
services paid for by an identified sponsor.
- Advertising can be classified by target audience,
geographic focus, and purpose.
- Modern advertising began in the late 19th century
and grew during the early 20th century as
magazines and radio became mass advertising
media.
- After World War II, advertising grew at a fast rate,
particularly when TV came on the scene.
- The past two decades have seen the start of new
channels for advertising, including cable TV and
the Internet. Online advertising has grown in the
past few years. It consists of banner ads, e-mail
campaigns, and websites.
- The three main components of the advertising
industry are advertisers, agencies, and the
media.
- Advertising agencies put together large-scale
campaigns for clients, consisting of a market
strategy, theme, the ads themselves, media
time/ space, and evaluation.
- Although not as visible as consumer advertising,
business-to-business advertising makes up a
significant portion of the industry.
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