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Why are TV networks still showing Christmas commercials?
Posted by:
STOP IT!!!!!!!!
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Date: December 26, 2016 02:16PM
It is Dec 26th right?
Re: Why are TV networks still showing Christmas commercials?
Posted by:
Huh???
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Date: December 26, 2016 04:19PM
With an ad buy, you're typically buying a set number of placements. Sometimes due to pre-emptions or broadcasting errors, the buyer doesn't get all of their placements so, there's some spillover.
Most buyers aren't savvy enough to specify in the ad contract that either the placements must occur within a specific time frame, i.e. prior to Christmas Day or they fail to specify that the ad copy must be reshot and/or re-recorded to feature non-Christmas themed ad content. So, we frequently end up with Christmas themed ads after Christmas.
A better question is...why do you care what others do?
Most buyers aren't savvy enough to specify in the ad contract that either the placements must occur within a specific time frame, i.e. prior to Christmas Day or they fail to specify that the ad copy must be reshot and/or re-recorded to feature non-Christmas themed ad content. So, we frequently end up with Christmas themed ads after Christmas.
A better question is...why do you care what others do?
Re: Why are TV networks still showing Christmas commercials?
Posted by:
My Business
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Date: December 26, 2016 04:34PM
Everyday is Christmas in our home - That's why.
Re: Why are TV networks still showing Christmas commercials?
Posted by:
Greybeard
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Date: December 26, 2016 07:54PM
Huh??? Wrote:
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> With an ad buy, you're typically buying a set
> number of placements. Sometimes due to
> pre-emptions or broadcasting errors, the buyer
> doesn't get all of their placements so, there's
> some spillover.
>
> Most buyers aren't savvy enough to specify in the
> ad contract that either the placements must occur
> within a specific time frame, i.e. prior to
> Christmas Day or they fail to specify that the ad
> copy must be reshot and/or re-recorded to feature
> non-Christmas themed ad content. So, we frequently
> end up with Christmas themed ads after Christmas.
>
> A better question is...why do you care what others
> do?
Or they did specify it but the station figures they can slip it by -- I'm sure we've all seen the same ad twice in the same ad break, typically late at night when they figure nobody's gonna notice (though I assume they're supposed to report when ads were shown, so this suggests some gameplaying with that data...).
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> With an ad buy, you're typically buying a set
> number of placements. Sometimes due to
> pre-emptions or broadcasting errors, the buyer
> doesn't get all of their placements so, there's
> some spillover.
>
> Most buyers aren't savvy enough to specify in the
> ad contract that either the placements must occur
> within a specific time frame, i.e. prior to
> Christmas Day or they fail to specify that the ad
> copy must be reshot and/or re-recorded to feature
> non-Christmas themed ad content. So, we frequently
> end up with Christmas themed ads after Christmas.
>
> A better question is...why do you care what others
> do?
Or they did specify it but the station figures they can slip it by -- I'm sure we've all seen the same ad twice in the same ad break, typically late at night when they figure nobody's gonna notice (though I assume they're supposed to report when ads were shown, so this suggests some gameplaying with that data...).