How far will your advertising dollars go? Advertisers are trying to make the most of their budgets by minimizing the investment in ‘non-working’ dollars – readjusting investments to produce just one TV spot in place of a pool of executions. The popular idea that more media exposures translates to better returns isn’t necessarily the case. In fact, reworking your ad budget to produce multiple spots can pay off in greater campaign effectiveness and ROI. Why is more better when it comes to the number of ad executions your consumer is exposed to? The three primary reasons are explained in detail in our Knowledge Center.
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Brand Linkage in Advertising » Optimizing Your TV Investment With More Executions
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Communicus is an advertising research firm specializing in integrated campaign measurement solutions that isolate the impact of a brand’s advertising. For over 50 years, Communicus has partnered with Fortune 100 brand advertisers, providing research and consultation enabling brands to fully understand how to build more successful advertising and IMC campaigns, maximizing advertising’s impact on brand perceptions and behavior.
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