Thursday, 26 December 2013

The Role of Advertising in Media



In the 21st century, media such as television, print and radio attract the public by imparting knowledge and awareness of products and services companies. Although costly, such avenues are the preferred mode of advertising. Companies rely on media to market their products and increase sales, as the media plays a significant role in advertising.

Awareness

An advertisement could alert you about new products that come into the market. It contains information about what the product is, what it does and why you should buy it. It brings to your attention where the product can be bought, how much it costs or who may use it; in terms of age and the lethal effects if used improperly.

Profits

Both print and broadcast media cover huge audiences at the same time. The subsequent effect on advertising is that it raises the rate at which the products or services being publicized sell. A well-executed advertisement prompts you to try out the goods by purchasing them. This, in turn, increases sales. Increase in sales translates into profits for the manufacturer.

Brand

Advertising popularizes brands. The media popularizes the brand by constant replay and in print media, through repetitive publication. Thus the target customers remember the brand and buy the product. For instance, the recognition of labels like Coca-Cola's is attributed to successful advertising.

Demand

Whether the form of media is print or broadcast, the target audience is large. Where the advertisement persuades and convinces the public about the goods offered or services rendered, more people will be inclined to purchase or go for the said services. The products already in the market get exhausted and the services crowded. There arises a subsequent demand for more products and services.

Source : smallbusiness.chron.com

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