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Foodology is
financed by advertisers and sponsors who believe in the program
and want effective, measurable ad buys. Foodology is determined
to show advertisers the benefits of sponsoring the show.
Typically, television
advertisers develop and pay for their own 15 or 30 second spots.
After choosing shows that are representative of their product's
perceived buying demographic, the spots are shown during breaks
in the program. Unfortunately for this model, technology continues
to make it easier for viewers to zap advertisments between show
segments, making advertising dollars less and less effective.
Foodology aims
to develop a different relationship with advertisers and sponsors
in which product placement and direct participation takes place
within the show content. Agencies and advertisers alike are beginning
to recognize product placement as an effective alternative to reach
their consumers.
| What does an advertiser
get in return for sponsoring a show? |
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Product
Placement |
Advertising
Spot |
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Embedded
in the show |
Distinctly
different from show |
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Becaue
of episode repeats, product placements will be shown at
least twice, and probably more. |
Ads
will be shown during breaks in as many episodes as desired. |
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The
product placement message will be identicle in subsequent
repeats (expensive to alter) |
The
ad message can be changed as desired from episode to episode |
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Closing
Credits at the end of each show instruct viewers to
go to foodologyshow website for advertiser coupons and
specials
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Banner
ads and links on the foodologyshow.com website for six
monthes
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Banners,
links and/or advertiser specials in the Foodology Newsletter
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| Foodology
is using various methods to measure the value of advertisers'
product placement: |
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Coupons |
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Website Banners
(clickthrus) |
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Online Survey |
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Newsletter
(clickthrus) |
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