Does anyone know anything about Audience Fragmentation?
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http://rebuildingmedia.corante.com/archives/2005/11/15/a_perspective_the_myth_of_audience_fragmentation.php\nhttp://blog.cymfony.com/2005/04/thanks_to_cmo_m.html\nhttp://publications.mediapost.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=Articles.showArticleHomePage&art_aid=30915\nhttp://www.deloitte.com/dtt/cda/doc/content/dtt_tmt_TelevisionnetworksGLOBAL_042005.pdf
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I know this might sound weird but I've seen those advertisements in the movie theaters before a show....lot's of people view them.  What else is there to do while you wait for a show to begin?  At least it would get your name out there to a diverse crowd.
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Nothing, that's the way live/streaming video usually does. It depends on your computer's speed, but more importantly, on the internet connection bandwidth. Could also be how fast the broadcasting/hosting company's servers are.
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I had some training on this issue.  You remove the audience from the area.  You say nothing, you do not react.  No audience, no fun.  We call them meltdowns, had a child placed in our home that did it.  SHe does not do it any more.  It is no fun to throw a fit (which is an immature manipulative action) if there is no one ther to manipulate.
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Ok i've done this before and this book is brilliant \n\nAdvertising and Promotion: An intergrated marketing communications perspective by George E. Belch and Michael A. Belch. There's too much info 4 me 2 type it up here plus i cant put in the diagrams i have the 6th international edition
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First: Choose an issue that you are intersted in and/or that affects your audience.  Your audience will know if you are detatched from your subject.  \n\nThen: Choose one aspect of that issue.  For example if you decide to do something about social security and you are a young student, you might want to focus on the effects of the baby boom generation on the likelyhood that you will be able to collect social security when you retire.  This may sound complicated, but it will help you in two ways: \n\n1.  It will help you lower the amount of informationyou have to go through.\n\n2.  It will allow you to thouroughly cover your topic in a small amount of time (I am assuming that you are a student doing this for a class and don't have a lot of time)
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A million-viewer dropoff.
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WELL.\nLOOK 13 LOVER..( WHAT A NAME.!)..\nINDIA HAS GREAT AMOUNT OF VIEWERSHIP.\nHER FANS SPREADED EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD.\nIN WATCHING CRICKET IN TV., ITS HUGE VIEWERSHIP.\nTHATS WHY THE TV RIGHTS PRICED UP TO SKY.\nEVEN THOUGH, THE MARKETERS FIGHT CAT & DOGS TO POSSES THE RIGHTS. OK.?\nNOW LET ME ANSWER YOUR 'Q'.\n\nIF INDIA GOES TO FINAL LEVEL..\nIT ASSURES THE BIG CROWD INFLOW IN GROUNDS..\nTHE TICKETS WILL BE SOLD OUT LIKE PETROL.\nAND IN TV..\nIT ASSURES MORE VIEWERSHIP THAN ANY OTHER COUNTRY.\n\nYOU MAY KNOW 99% OF ADS TARGETTING THE INDIANS.\nIF INDIA KNOCKED-OUT EARLIER, WE WILL SHUT TV AND GO TO OFFICE.AFTER THAT THE ADS GO IN VAIN.\n\nSO, INDIA ' BROUGHT' TO THE FINALS..ONLY THE REASON OF COMMERCIALS.\nBUT\nAND THE REAL TALENT WINS IN THE END.!
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Most of them are blocked to specific audiences. The BBC is limited to U.K viewers forexample.
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Hi there.\n\nNot to be too discouraging, but there's little chance of anything coming over the transom making it to air.\n\nThe idea of being able to sell an "idea" is near-fallacy at this point, as is the idea of copyrighting your idea.  You can protect your pitch by registering it with the WGA online at www.wga.org for about $20 and/or filing for copyright, but you'd have to have something more fleshed out than a one or two line idea for a show.\n\nUsually, in order to get a pitch meeting with a network, you've got to be an established showrunner.  A showrunner is someone who's already had the experience of working on other people's programs for an extended period of time, working their way into a position where they're pretty much in charge of the day to day workings of the show and its content.  I've worked on over a dozen shows before I ever had my first pitch meeting, and even then, I had to be partnered with a showrunner (and bring in attached talent) in order to get that.  Even now, after story producing a number one show this season, I have to pitch with a bigger-name showrunner/producer attached.\n\nScripted series are much harder to find homes for than reality series are, and even in heartwarming cases where you hear about a guy like Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry finally having his breakout lucky streak, you have to remember that many years ago, he was a writer and story editor for a top sitcom.\n\nThe crazy firewalls that this industry has set up for itself (everything's got to come in through an agency or by way of known-quantity talent) are necessary to keep everyone from being deluged with hack material, even if they may lose some great ideas, like yours, in the process.\n\nSorry to be such a downer, but I do wish you the best of luck.
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I would reference the study where they say everybody is removed by 6 people, which basically everybody is connected to everybody within 6 people.  And then continue how the internet may actually remove some of those people.  Or talk about flash mobs...
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I go on Sky Showbiz all the time and if they had split up it would of been on there... \n\nso don't think so!\n\nyer I could of been in there to... \n\nShall we plan to split them up.. dnt know how!!! \n\nooooh welll never mind... \n\nplenty more fish in the sea! :P
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Yes! Half the new stuff won't work with the firewall on and they've moved a lot of stuff off so it takes longer to get to the TV page, for instance. It sucks, basically.\n\nOh, and what's with the adverts? I'm sick of being offered a shaking can of f*cking whoopass! I've got my own can of whoopass, thanks!
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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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I know how you feel. I'm in the current process of setting up a website just based on this. So stay tuned.\n\nBasically go around forums asking people. But you will find that there will always be people happy with the service and others not. \n\nIt is hard to know whether or not these people are simply plugging their own company posing as neutral people or not. \n\nSo in the end, asking people at a conference perhaps may be the best way - as you can tell if they are straight out lying.\n\nAlso books can be good too: but I've seen some books recently that plug their own products too - without you knowing!
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If you look at the marketing mix in ICT age you will find out that in win-win busineses some activities doesn't have a clear relationship with gain the capital or customer! Keep contact if you would like!
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Only if you already have an audience and good content to keep them coming - otherwise you will have a dead site that no one wants to be a part of