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Marketing 13 Entertainment Marketing Riverton High School Mrs Morrey Objective Define Entertainment Describe the Evolution of Entertainment Marketing Opening Act Television networks are very interested ID: 538674

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Slide1

What is Entertainment Marketing?

1.3 Entertainment Marketing

Riverton High School

Mrs. MorreySlide2

Objective…

Define

ENTERTAINMENT

Describe the evolution of ENTERTAINMENT MARKETINGSlide3

Opening Act…

Television networks are very interested in the age and gender of the viewing audiences. While HGTV may be a major hit with women, ESPN may be the top choice for males. The fate of television programs is based on popularity, which is determined by the size of the viewing audience. Television networks typically want to attract viewers and consumers in the 18-49 year range because this group is actively earning and spending money. However, an aging population has resulted in the median age of viewing audiences for major networks to rise to 51. Advertisers are interested in the demographics of viewing audiences because this information helps them determine if they want to air their product advertisements during certain shows.

The size of the television market in different parts of the country also influence television programming. New York City has over 7 million homes watching television, while LA has 5 to 6 million households. Advertisers can use this information to determine where to air their commercials based upon the most profitable demographics.Slide4

Cooperative Learning

With a partner, identify three television shows and their target markets. Make list of products or services that might be advertised during these shows. Discuss why the products’ advertisers would be interested in sponsoring these programs.Slide5

What is Entertainment?

Entertainment involves some type of performance that consumers are willing to spend their money and spare time watching.

The term

SPORTS is generally applied to games of athletic skill.The term ENTERTAINMENT

is generally applied to movies, theater, music, concerts, television, etc.

What types of entertainment might you find in Times Square?Slide6

Entertainment Marketing

Entertainment Marketing

: Influencing how people choose to spend their

time and money.

Discretionary Income

: Income remaining after all bills and financial obligations have been met

.Slide7

Entertainment Marketing

Marketing

OF entertainment  Convincing individuals to spend their money and time on attending an event, concert, movie, etc.

Marketing

THROUGH

entertainment  Through entertainment venues, events or programs, convincing individuals to purchase

other products or services

.

Promoting a cookbook, movie or product on a talk show

Television ads

Advertisements on the back of a playbill

Movie TrailersSlide8

Consumer or Customer?

Durable or Non-Durable?

Entertainment…

Are you a customer or consumer?

Is the product durable and non-durable?Slide9

Entertainment Marketing & the Movies

How are movies marketed to consumers?

What products are marketed through movies?

1890: First motion picture released in France

1927: First motion picture released with sound

1929: First Academy Awards—Best Picture “Wings”Slide10

Marketing

OF

EntertainmentSlide11

Marketing OF

Entertainment

PostersSlide12

Marketing

OF

Entertainment

BillboardsSlide13

Marketing

OF

EntertainmentSlide14

Magazines

Marketing

OF

EntertainmentSlide15

Newspapers

Marketing

OF

EntertainmentSlide16

Social Media

Marketing

OF

EntertainmentSlide17

Products

Marketing

OF

EntertainmentSlide18

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide19

Marketing THROUGH Entertainment

Back to the Future & PepsiSlide20

Back to the Future

&

Nike

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide21

Back to the Future &

DeLorean

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide22

Ray Ban

&

Top Gun

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide23

Fed Ex & Castaway

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide24

Wilson

&

Castaway

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide25

Forest Gump

&

Dr. Pepper

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide26

Jurassic Park

&

Mercedes

Marketing THROUGH EntertainmentSlide27

Entertainment Marketing & Television

How are television shows marketed to consumers?

What products through the use of television?

1935: First television set sold to the public

1940: First black and white transmission

1945: Fewer than 7,000 working television sets existed with nine television stations

1950: First television remote controlSlide28

Marketing OF Television

CommercialsSlide29

Marketing OF Television

BillboardsSlide30

Marketing OF Television

Busses and Taxi CabsSlide31

Marketing OF Television

Benches and

Bus StopsSlide32

Marketing THROUGH Television

Modern Family

&

AppleSlide33

Marketing THROUGH Television

Princess Cruises & Love BoatSlide34

Marketing THROUGH Television

Knight Rider

&

PontiacSlide35

Marketing THROUGH Television

Seinfeld

&

Junior MintsSlide36

Friends

&

Oreos

Marketing THROUGH TelevisionSlide37

Marketing THROUGH Television

American Idol & Coca-ColaSlide38

Marketing THROUGH Television

America’s Got Talent & Dunkin DonutsSlide39

Big Bang Theory

&

Lysol

Marketing THROUGH TelevisionSlide40

30 Rock

Apple

&

Snapple

Marketing THROUGH TelevisionSlide41

Time Out…

How has the invention of the remote control impacted marketing and sponsorships? Has it had a positive or negative impact? Why?

The first

remote

intended to

control

a television was developed by Zenith Radio Corporation in 1950. The

remote

, called "Lazy Bones", was connected to the television by a wire. A wireless

remote control

, the "

Flashmatic

", was developed in 1955 by Eugene

Polley

.Slide42

How have the following technological advances impacted marketing on television?

DVR

On-Demand TVSlide43

Demographics…

What television shows (non-sports) are marketed to men 18-34?

What cable television networks are marketed to men 18-34?

What television shows are marketed to women 18-34?

What cable television networks are marketed to women 18-34?Slide44

Demographics and Television

Non Sports

Family Guy

SimpsonsBob’s BurgersCable TVWWE Raw

Family Guy

Pawn Stars

Networks

ESPN

TNT

Comedy Central

Talk Shows

Court Shows

News

Soap Operas

Dramas

Home & Garden

Cooking

Men 18-24

Women 18-34