how much does television advertising cost in china per commercial?
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it depends on how long the commercial is and what channel ur working with....if it is a well known channel or if many people watch it then it will be more expensive... it also depends on how long the commercial is\n(how much air time it takes up)
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The budget per episode differs radically depending on a number of factors. These include which channel the show is to be broadcast on, the target demographic, the potential for international sales of the series as well as the shows importance to the schedule and company brand.\nBudgets range from £50k for a 30min pilot on BBCThree up to £650K per hour long episode on BBCOne.
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Buddy, I'm with you. I haven't seen a commercial in months...since Super Bowl. I only watch PBS, TCM, and premium channels (HBO, etc)...all commercial free.
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Not sure what commercial you mean, what network did you see it on and how long ago
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I am from China. IT is very possible to spend 832 USD a month. The prices in China are very cheap. Usaully you only need about 2000 Yuan ( approximatly 250 USD ). But if you go to big city like Beijing or Shanghai, prices might me higher, about 600 USD/Month. If you go to a really poor place, you probably only need like 50 USD a month, i am not kidding, i am serious.
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So television advertising can get some extra commercials in.
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It will depend on your market and your experience, but $20.95 to $30.27 in California.
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Commercials are generally at a higher volume than the show itself you are watching.  All in the name of Marketing, of course.
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Report below for last year's commercials lists them at over $2 Million for 30 seconds.
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try www.agencyfaqs.com. It has the best TV/ Print ads available.
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Are you asking about the cost to make one? Or the cost to air it?  The cost to air it would depend on the time.  Airing a commecial during the Super Bowl would cost WAY more than airing a commerical on a small local channel, at 1 a.m.  All about the timing and when it airs.
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Calgon\n\nThe other famous advertisement is the commercial for Calgon water softener. A Caucasian woman with an American accent asks "Mr. Lee" (who owns a laundry shop) how he gets her shirts so clean. He replies, with what appears to be a Chinese accent "Ancient Chinese secret." The scene changes to Mrs. Lee, who is in an adjoining room. Mrs. Lee is also ethnically Chinese, but she speaks English with a thoroughly American accent, and explains to the audience that her husband's "ancient Chinese secret" is that he uses Calgon water softener. Mrs. Lee ultimately gives the secret away by sticking her head into the front room where Mr. Lee and the customer are standing, and shouts "We need more Calgon!" To which the customer replies "Ancient, Chinese secret, huh!" This commercial is one also remembered by people many years after it has aired. It has been viewed by some groups as continuing a stereotype that all laundry services are run by Chinese immigrants, but it could equally be viewed as a satire of that stereotype. In addition, this commercial was parodied in the television series Arrested Development (the "Sword of Destiny" episode from season 2).
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As well as the corporate sponsors, the Chinese government are underwriting much of the costs - building, etc.
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Depends on the show and time slot. During MTV's most sucessful show Laguna Beach, it was about $30,000-$40,000 per 30 second commercial during the first run.
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sponsors (the commercials you see while watching the show)
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It means that the company sponsored the show.   They payed lots of money for their commercials to be shown during the show that is on.  This is how TV makes money,,,,,, the commercials.  Thats why there are so many.....
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TV advertising is a marketing communication.