TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)

This article represents a short overview of the media landscape for the banking category in Romania in 2012. Unlike the other categories (for example FMCG – fast moving consumer goods), the banking category is more complex because every bank can communicate for a wider range of products (credits, de...

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Main Authors: Alexandra Elena POȘTOACĂ, Laurențiu FLOREA
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Romanian Foundation for Business Intelligence 2014-04-01
Series:SEA: Practical Application of Science
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Online Access: http://seaopenresearch.eu/Journals/articles/SPAS_3_57.pdf
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spelling doaj-e1c2da0f5a7542da8c0ea6e91a9afb662020-11-24T22:50:38ZengRomanian Foundation for Business IntelligenceSEA: Practical Application of Science2360-25542014-04-01II3 (1/2014)470479seapas:y:2014:i:3:p:470-479TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)Alexandra Elena POȘTOACĂ0Laurențiu FLOREA1 Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania Academy of Economic Studies, Bucharest, Romania This article represents a short overview of the media landscape for the banking category in Romania in 2012. Unlike the other categories (for example FMCG – fast moving consumer goods), the banking category is more complex because every bank can communicate for a wider range of products (credits, deposits, packages dedicated to students, pensioners and other types of banking products). In the first part of this paper, there will be presented some theoretical notions about media planning and media analyses in order for the lecturer to easily go through the second part of the article. The second part of the paper will only refer to TV analyses. This media channel owns the highest budget share in our category, and also in the media mix of every important player, active in the Romanian market. The analyses will show which bank communicated most effectively, which is the most important spender on TV, what banking products had the largest budget allocated, which is the pattern for this category when it comes to allocating audience points for each day interval and so on. The starting point of this analyses is based on the secondary data obtained from InfoSys+ which is the world’s leading TV analyses software, used in more than 29 countries by 8000+ users. http://seaopenresearch.eu/Journals/articles/SPAS_3_57.pdf MediaTV analysesBankingMedia landscapeMedia indicators
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author Alexandra Elena POȘTOACĂ
Laurențiu FLOREA
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Laurențiu FLOREA
TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)
SEA: Practical Application of Science
Media
TV analyses
Banking
Media landscape
Media indicators
author_facet Alexandra Elena POȘTOACĂ
Laurențiu FLOREA
author_sort Alexandra Elena POȘTOACĂ
title TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)
title_short TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)
title_full TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)
title_fullStr TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)
title_full_unstemmed TV MEDIA ANALYSIS FOR BANKING CATEGORY (2012)
title_sort tv media analysis for banking category (2012)
publisher Romanian Foundation for Business Intelligence
series SEA: Practical Application of Science
issn 2360-2554
publishDate 2014-04-01
description This article represents a short overview of the media landscape for the banking category in Romania in 2012. Unlike the other categories (for example FMCG – fast moving consumer goods), the banking category is more complex because every bank can communicate for a wider range of products (credits, deposits, packages dedicated to students, pensioners and other types of banking products). In the first part of this paper, there will be presented some theoretical notions about media planning and media analyses in order for the lecturer to easily go through the second part of the article. The second part of the paper will only refer to TV analyses. This media channel owns the highest budget share in our category, and also in the media mix of every important player, active in the Romanian market. The analyses will show which bank communicated most effectively, which is the most important spender on TV, what banking products had the largest budget allocated, which is the pattern for this category when it comes to allocating audience points for each day interval and so on. The starting point of this analyses is based on the secondary data obtained from InfoSys+ which is the world’s leading TV analyses software, used in more than 29 countries by 8000+ users.
topic Media
TV analyses
Banking
Media landscape
Media indicators
url http://seaopenresearch.eu/Journals/articles/SPAS_3_57.pdf
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