Bob and Larry have taken their fly fishing equipment and accessory business,
Flies-R-Us, to the Internet because they wanted to expand their business. However, they
don’t have much money to use conventional media to drive traffic to their site.
Bob and Larry have a website for Flies-R-Us, a Facebook page, and a Twitter feed.
They have had several hits and mentions in the print media and have also aired a series
of short commercials on local radio stations with listeners who are likely to be
interested in fishing. Which of the following best describes the media strategy for
Flies-R-Us?
A) paid media
B) owned media
C) earned media
D) interactive media
E) multiplatform media
Allison works in the media department of a major advertising agency that has several
national advertisers as clients. Her responsibilities include identifying specific media
vehicles, such as TV programs, newspapers, magazines, or radio programs and stations
for clients’ advertising; negotiating the costs to advertise in them; and handling the
details of billing and payment. Although one of the agency’s major clients advertises
primarily in magazines, the media plan calls for the use of newspaper advertising as
well.
Allison is working with a client that is preparing a national launch of a new line of
packaged snacks. The client wants to maximize the reach of its marketing
communication efforts. Which of the following media vehicles should Allison