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Advertisements play a crucial role in the economy by disseminating information about products and services, thereby influencing consumer behavior and driving demand. TV advertisements are prevalent due to their wide reach and cost-effectiveness per viewer. Different advertisements target specific audiences across various channels to enhance effectiveness. The history of TV advertising dates back to the early days of television programming. The frequency of advertisements can be influenced by factors such as viewer engagement and advertising budgets, while the length of ads typically correlates with their cost, with longer ads being more expensive. Super Bowl advertisements are particularly noteworthy due to the massive audience, leading to high costs for ad slots, making them unique and memorable. Little Caesars pizza continues to advertise on TV, although visibility may vary based on individual viewing habits. The discussion also touched on the perception of advertising as unnecessary by some, highlighting a divide in understanding its purpose and impact.
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Why are advertisements important to the economy?
Why are there advertisements on TV?
Why are there different advertisements relating to difference target audiences in different channels?
When was advertising on TV first made?
Is there anything that effects the frequency of advertisements on TV? (i.e some advertisements seem to appear more than others)
Does the length of the advertisement relate to cost in anyway?
What are the superbowl advertisements and why do people pay so much for them? Why are these advertisements unique?
Does Little Caesars pizza still advertise on TV?
 
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Is this a survey or our homework? If its your homework, please provvide on some answers for the questions.
 
iansmith said:
Is this a survey or our homework? If its your homework, please provvide on some answers for the questions.

damn it, no its not homework . It's my fasination with life.questions I've always wanted answered, instead I get the response "Is it homework"?
 
I made up the questions and I don't know the answers to them. See my other questions on the universe
 
Ok i think all but 2 of those questions are incredibly self-explanatory or common sense...
 
Edit: Nevermind I only read the first 2 or so when I said that. They're all stupid.
 
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I'll answer these ones:
QuantumTheory said:
Does the length of the advertisement relate to cost in anyway?
What are the superbowl advertisements and why do people pay so much for them? Why are these advertisements unique?
Does Little Caesars pizza still advertise on TV?
Yes. 30 second adds are more than 15 second adds and less than 60 second ads.
Superbowl ads are ads during the superbowl, people pay a lot because so many people watch the superbowl and they're unique because they're during the superbowl...

Okay screw this, this is definitely homework, it's just stupid.
 
QuantumTheory said:
Why are advertisements important to the economy?
Dissemination of information ---> "I didn't know I needed one of these, now I do."
Why are there advertisements on TV?
Popular medium ---> lower "per view" cost of advertising.
Why are there different advertisements relating to difference target audiences in different channels?
Effectiveness.
When was advertising on TV first made?
No idea, although it can't be too long after regular TV programs were started.
Is there anything that effects the frequency of advertisements on TV? (i.e some advertisements seem to appear more than others)
Good question.
Does the length of the advertisement relate to cost in anyway?
Sure, it's usually priced on a per "time unit" basis (e.g. per second, per minute).
What are the superbowl advertisements and why do people pay so much for them?
Those are the ads that appear during the broadcasting of superbowl matches. Since viewership is higher (more audience), total amount per time slot is also higher. Think of it as a high-price auction. The winning price will go almost as high as the highest valuation that any advertiser places on that time slot.
Why are these advertisements unique?
So the viewers can remember the product? (Just guessing.)
Does Little Caesars pizza still advertise on TV?
Not sure, haven't seen it for a while now, but then I haven't been watching much TV lately.
 
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EnumaElish said:
Dissemination of information ---> "I didn't know I needed one of these, now I do."Popular medium ---> lower "per view" cost of advertising.Effectiveness.No idea, although it can't be too long after regular TV programs were started.Good question.Sure, it's usually priced on a per "time unit" basis (e.g. per second, per minute).Those are the ads that appear during the broadcasting of superbowl matches. Since viewership is higher (more audience), total amount per time slot is also higher. Think of it as a high-price auction. The winning price will go almost as high as the highest valuation that any advertiser places on that time slot. So the viewers can remember the product? (Just guessing.)Not sure, haven't seen it for a while now, but then I haven't been watching much TV lately.

Thank you.
 
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My point was, why the hell do they need to advertise on TV or advertise at all? It doesn't make any sense to me. No one really answered this question, and instead of saying "its stupid" and "its my homework' (Which it isnt) people just say this is stupid and don't bother to answer it. Thats just BS. I do thank the one helpful response, though.
 
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I am 17, and I couldl not find these answers anywhere. Jeez.
 
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QuantumTheory said:
I am 17, and I couldl not find these answers anywhere. Jeez.
This was homework. Puhlease. :rolleyes:

EnumaElish, please do not answer these types of homework questions anymore, we have rules against it. I would have pm'd you, but you have that blocked. I suggest you un-block.
 
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Advertising products to satify the various needs of both the sellers and the buyers.
 
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Evo said:
This was homework. Puhlease. :rolleyes:

EnumaElish, please do not answer these types of homework questions anymore, we have rules against it.
Had I known this was HW I wouldn't have; and I will not.
I would have pm'd you, but you have that blocked. I suggest you un-block.
It is no longer blocked. (My PM block is over! I can PM, and pages of it! Evo's Manual for Creative Authors really works! Well worth its price! Highly recommend! :smile: )
 
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