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- Wednesday, July 25, 2001 #4607
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Hi !
Two questions
1. how do you decide which cume (1wk or 13 wk or 52 wk etc) to choose.
2. where can I find the details of the ostrows grid actual one with the scales etc.
Thanks and regards
- The Media Guru Answers(Wednesday, July 25, 2001 ):
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1. Four week R&F is standard. Otherwise, if you need to examine a specific time period related to your marketing, use the closest cume.
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The ostrow model aims at establishing the minimum level of frequency to be deemed effective so that the plan can maximize reach at that level of frequency. The model can be traced back to his speech, "Effective Frequency" at an Advertising Research Foundation Key Issues workshop, June 4, 1982. Typically, the model involves evaluating a series of relevant factors on a scale of say, 2 to 6, and averaging the factors to determine the appropriate level of frequency to set as effective. In the 1982 speech the factors discussed were of three kinds: marketing, message / creative and media.
Marketing
- Established brand vs new entry
- Brand share
- Brand loyalty
- Purchase cycle
- Usage cycle
- Share of voice
- Target group learning capacity
Message / Creative -
Complexity
- Uniqueness
- New vs continuing campaign
- Image building vs specific sell
- Message variation (copy pool)
- Wear out
- Copy unit size/length
Media
- Clutter
- Editorial / program environment
- Attentiveness
- Continuity vs flighting
- Number of different media
- Repeat exposure opportunities
.For the full speech, the transcript proceedings of the workshop are available from the Advertising Research Foundation InfoCenter For details about the InfoCenter, call 212-751-5656, extension 230.
- Tuesday, November 16, 1999 #2977
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Details of ostrow's effective frequency model
- The Media Guru Answers(Sunday, November 21, 1999 ):
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The ostrow model aims at establishing the minimum level of frequency to be deemed effective so that the plan can maximize reach at that level of frequency. The model can be traced back to his speech, "Effective Frequency" at an Advertising Research Foundation Key Issues Workshop, June 4, 1982.
Typically, the model involves evaluating a series of relevant factors on a scale of say, 2 to 6, and averaging the factors to determine the appropriate level of frequency to set as effective. In the 1982 speech the factors discussed were of three kinds: marketing, message / creative and media.
Marketing
- Established brand vs new entry
- Brand share
- Brand loyalty
- Purchase cycle
- Usage cycle
- Share of voice
- Target group learning capacity
Message / Creative -
Complexity
- Uniqueness
- New vs continuing campaign
- Image building vs specific sell
- Message variation (copy pool)
- Wear out
- Copy unit size/length
Media
- Clutter
- Editorial / program environment
- Attentiveness
- Continuity vs flighting
- Number of different media
- Repeat exposure opportunities
.For the full speech, the transcript proceedings of the workshop are available from the Advertising Research Foundation InfoCenter For details about the InfoCenter, call 212-751-5656, extension 230.
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