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Commercials whether on TV, on radio of in the cinema are for the advertiser an opportunity to sell their product to an audience and for the company showing the commercial an opportunity to make money for showing or broadcasting that commercial at a certain time during a show. The advertiser will look at what is be shown or transmitted and bid for a very popular programme slot. In some cases this can run into millions of dollars over a period of time. It the advert gathers customer interest and sales increase then the point of the bid is made. It an be a very lucrative business for the right product.
Commercials have to be stopped .They are out of control and getting worse . Come on people , wake up . I want to watch a movie on line with only 3 commercials . one commercial during each quarter . Right know they are playing 2 to 3 commercials every 10 or fifteen minutes at a total of five or six times during a movie .They are out of control and getting worse because no one has put a limit on how many commercials can be shown during a movie . It is really bad and know they are showing commercials over the top of the movie in the corners while the movie is playing .It has to be stopped
televisionadvantages* product can demonstrated with moving pictures and realistic sound. * reaches a large audience. * can be repeated many times to create a lasting impact. * can be directed regional or national level. * can target selected audience by choosing appropriate time. for example. toys advertisement can be shown during cartoon time for kids. radioadvantages* can reach large audience even in remote areas. * cheaper to produce and broadcast radio advertisement. * the use of music makes radio a lively medium. * can taret specific audience through special programs. * audiences are wide as radio sets are portable enough to carry along. newspaper and magazinesadvantages* wide audience. * circulation cost per exposure is low. * in magazines colorful pictures attract audiences. * advertising can be booked or canceled easily on short notice. * can obtain response from readers. * newspaper provide multiple of advertisement at a time * provide detailed information about the product * suitable for products which have a high demand. cinemaadvantages* high audience attention * wide screen provides dramtic and realistic impact with more details * make full use of audio visual effects with color. internetadvantages* wider coverage. * easy form of advertisement. * can change the advertisement easily and quickly. * can provide detailed information. * e-commerce can be practiced. * access to suppliers.
Children between the ages of 5 and 12- apex
the service the company Ventrillo provides is a peer to peer voice chat conference using microphones, headset, or computers. Ventrillo maintains constant communication during work.
Advertisers want their ads to reach people who are likely to buy their products.
Advertisers want their ads to reach people to buy their products.
Usually around 75 percent
The intended audience of Heart of Darkness includes readers interested in exploration, colonialism, and psychological themes. It is also appreciated for its commentary on European imperialism in Africa during the late 19th century.
no, during the commercials teams have a timeout
The intended audience of Winston Churchill's "Blood, Toil, Tears and Sweat" speech was the House of Commons, the British Parliament, during his first speech as Prime Minister on May 13, 1940. Additionally, he aimed to rally the British people and demonstrate his leadership during World War II.
During Elvis' career, he never did any TV commercials.
There will only be commercials if it is a timeout, halftime or something like that.
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Because Companies pay less for commercials during NASCAR Races, so the TV Station will try and squeeze more commercials in to balance out the money flow.
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The central idea of Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is to honor the soldiers who sacrificed their lives during the Civil War and to reaffirm the nation's commitment to equality and unity. Lincoln's intended audience, which included the American people and soldiers fighting in the war, influenced the emphasis on unity and the need to preserve the Union amidst the divisions and challenges of the war.