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    From Radio Dimensions 2009, Media Dynamics, Inc., 2009:

    An analysis by Media Dynamics, Inc., of varied weight level schedules illustrates that the greater the number of stations included within a buy will deliver higher reach and lower frequency when compared to those same weight levels purchased on fewer stations. 

    The analysis also proved that as weight levels increased, reach levels also increased.  The same was also true as additional stations were included within the buy at those same increased weight levels.

    It is important to determine the goal of the overall campaign.  The goal will determine the structure of the plan.  Simply stated: A reach campaign should include numerous stations over an extended period of time.  If the goal is to increase frequency, then the converse is true: reduce the number of stations and weeks and increase the number of spots placed on the stations purchased.

    Estimated Reach
    By Multiple GRP, Week and Station Levels

     

    3-Station Buy

    5-Station Buy

    7-Station Buy

    10-Station Buy

    GRPs

    1 WK.

    4 WK.

    1 WK.

    4 WK.

    1 WK.

    4 WK.

    1 WK.

    4 WK.

    100

    26.6

    28.9

    28.9

    30.9

    30.3

    32.2

    31.0

    34.8

    150

    30.9

    34.0

    39.3

    36.5

    36.5

    39.5

    38.5

    42.4

    200

    35.0

    38.8

    44.3

    43.5

    42.0

    45.0

    43.9

    49.1

    www.MediaDynamicsInc.com


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