What is Time Warner's target market?
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All television networks and shows aim for the 18-29 male market primarily, but they also just try for the largest amount of the population in general.
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AdAge is THE advertising magazine http://www.adage.com/ . They may have the information you need.\n\nHowever, your business is on the Web so I don't quite understand why you want to focus on 10 GEOGRAPHICAL locations - when you can reach your target market with minimal geographical market focus. Your target market on the Web can be found in parenting forums, expectant mother boards, online magazines for expectant parents - there's a lot of those sites. I think you will gain BETTER mileage with your advertising dollars to focus on where your market goes on the Web, rather than where they live geographically.
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What market/network/time period? There are 2 types of cable, spot & network. Spot cable is local, meaning you buy through the cable systems (or a rep firm) and network is national, as if you went straight to MTV and your spot will air over the entire network. That would be used if the product was available across the country. For regional or local products you would buy "spot cable". A :30 rate for that would depend on market (NY, LA, etc would be higher) and network (TNT is higher, while AMC would be low). I’ve seen spots go for $25,000 as well as $2.50. Network (national) tends to cost lower on average than spot (if you added up all the markets in the US) and they have better breaks (of course the networks keep the best for themselves) but they also tend to bundle, meaning in order to run on MTV you’d also have to run on TVLand, one of Viacom’s lower tiered networks. Also what time period is this for? Did you want to run fixed or ROS (run of schedule)? ROS would be windows like M-Su 6a-12m or M-F 6p-12m. They are cheaper then if you wanted to run in a specific show like The O’Reilly Factor for example. Overnight (12m-6a) is the cheapest daypart, while 8p-11p (“prime”) is the most expensive. My next question would be when is the flight? 2 & 4Q rates are higher than 1 & 3Q. Hope this helps!
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word of mouth.also, don't spread yourself too thin by marketing to everyone. find you target market.
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Same as any other company, find out what the market needs and give it to them
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the target market would be college students and maybe on a lower level older people within the town during the day when college students are in classes. you would want to market the bar towards an older crowd, music, lighting and maybe even flyers on the wall where as for an older crowd you may want john wayane, at about 6 pm you would change the music, lighting would be more neons and a darker setting pictures and flyers would promote things for college students.
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You seem to be trying to advertise too many things.. you will have to narrow down your target group.  \nSTP is first step.. Segment the Market, select a group and Target it , then devise a Positioning strategy. \nAdvertisement content can then be decided based on what stage your select viewers are! Awareness Interest Desire Action.  \n\nBetter still tying up with search engine like globalspec.com would give you the visibility you require.
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The "whole market" may not because it is so diverse (e.g. some hedge strategies may even gain) but its probable that tech. in general is going to take a hit because its a Co. that leads in big way and huge investor base.  Its a good research question cause you'll have to separate the day's effects of the Fed rate increase, change of the Fed Chair, and volatile oil mkt.
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it depends on many factors such as:\n- Type of product\n- target market/customers\n- way of usage\n- new/old idea (competition or not?)\n- price of the product/service and the profit\nand many more...\n\nyou need to be more specified to eliminate some of the points above, and then we could start from there\n\n\nwhishing you all the best
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Well..I live in Queens, NY and I have Timewarner Cable Internet on which I get speed of up to 7.2 Megabits per sec with is blazing fast and the best part is they they had a deal when I signed up so I'm paying $19.95 for the first 6 months with no contract!. They have very good customer service too...I had my cable modem replaced within 24 hours after it died.
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I would go with businesses that spend a lot of money acquiring new customers.  Cellular phones and car companies probably spend the most, too bad you dismissed those ideas.  Probably the next down the list is credit cards.  Internet service providers, game manufacturers and soft drinks are probably up there too for that target market.
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Some of the down second tier search and PPC provider companies like Interchange (INCX), LookSmart (LOOK), Miva, (MIVA) and Marchex (MCHX).\nI see consolidation in this group ahead.  As "Old" media concerns beef up their online presence they will be looking for help from these companies.
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depending on which sectors in particular I would recommend one  of the major market research publishers such as Mintel or Key Notes. Alternatively keep an eye out for industry related research in newspapers such as the FT which regularly issue sector related information.
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How about incentives. sales, price cuts for select products jsut to get people in the door. How about a special opening for preferred clients?\n\nGood luck!
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According to a recent RocSearch report titles "E-learning: The Future"   \n\n"The global education and training market is a $2 trillion industry, out of which the U.S.A has a share of $740 billion. Approximately 10% of this is "for-profit" business. The growth rate for the different education and training market segments is projected at 10-15%. This report deals with the numbers and the size of the learning market. It outlines the forces that are driving this market like demographics, technology etc. Leading players are also profiled. The report ends with an outlook for the market."
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Im pretty sure that Cox offers cable advertising. perhaps the Cox Communications website is worth a try?
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What business are most interested about when choosing the right advertising media is Cost per thousand and return on investment. \n\nQuestions they will want answered are:\n\n1.What time is the program and days of the week?\n2.What station/s will be showing the program? \n3.Reach? (Ratings?) – how many people will watch the program. \n4.Cost per thousand – how much will it cost for their advertisement to reach one thousand people.\n5.Sponsors already involved?\n6.Credentials?\n7.And of course, offer them a great discount package, such as 6000usd for 12 30second ads (your base rate being 600usd). \n8.Offer product placements.