Notes
Outline
NO Scripts
NO Make-Up
NO Manners
Target Audience
Adults 18-45
Frequent viewers of entertainment news/gossip television shows
Frequent readers of gossip/entertainment magazines and papers
For those who enjoy inside and revealing entertainment stories.
Research Survey Shows…
70% surveyed HAVE seen the show
30% surveyed HAVE NOT seen the show
Out of all surveyed only 60% have only seen the show once or twice
Research Survey In-depth
When asked about the photographer, those surveyed answered by stating he was:
   “sleazy, lame, unprofessional, nosey, crappy, and boring”
When asked about the narrator, most responded that he ADDS rather then DISTRACTS from the program.
Survey Conclusions
Overall most surveyed had a NEGATIVE view of the show.
The most POSTIVE thing about the show, from those surveyed, were the closing credits.
Promotional Objectives
Make it cool for people to admit they watch the show.
Have show broadcast on set days and times.
Help establish either a LOVE or LOVE TO HATE relationship with the photographer on the show.
Promotional Strategies
Strategy Type:
Acquisition
Promotional Media:
1. Print Ads
2. Web Ads
3. TV Spots
Promotional Theme:
“The show you love to hate.”
Promotional Examples
T-Shirts
Trading Cards
Promotion Budget Breakdown
Promotion Activity/Object
Newspapers
Magazines
Wed Advertising
Television Promos
Trading Cards
T-shirts
Coffee Mugs
Our Cost (out of $100,000)
$35,000
$20,000
$15,000
$15,000
$10,000
$2,500
$2,500
Promotion Action Plan Starts
 Summer* (June–August)
1.  Heavy circulation of ads in both newspapers and magazines.
2.  Heavy plays of TV promos.
3.  Heavy web advertising exposure.
4.  Distribution of Celebrities Uncensored trading cards.
5.  Prize giveaways. (Mugs & T-shirts)
Promotion Action Plan Continued
Fall (September-November)
1.  Continued heavy circulation of print ads in newspapers and magazines.
2.  Continued heavy plays of our TV spots.
3.  Continued exposure of web advertising.
4.  End of Celebrities Uncensored trading cards distribution.
5.  End of prize giveaways. (Mugs & T-shirts)
Promotion Action Plan Continued
Winter (December-February)
1.  Slowdown in circulation of our newspaper and magazine ads.
2.  Less frequent plays of our TV promos.
3.  Reduced exposure of web advertising
Promotion Action Plan Ends
 Spring (March-May)
1.  Very low circulation of print ads.
2.  Very few television promos shown.
3.  Little to no web advertising exposure.
Measuring Program Effectiveness
Review and examine Neilson ratings.
Review and examine Arbitron ratings.
Conduct and examine our own audience research.  (via. Telephone, Mail, and Internet)
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