TV/Digital Terms
Across
- 5. A sequence of instructions that a computer program follows.
- 6. A short announcement encouraging viewers to tune into a program.
- 8. A scheduled period during which there is no advertising activity.
- 10. A type of campaign in which you target website visitors that didn't convert.
- 12. The number of times an ad is served.
- 14. An advertising spot that replaces and announcement the station failed to air.
- 17. Any vehicle used to convey an advertising message to the public, such as TV, radio, newspaper, billboards, etc.
- 18. Call to Action
- 19. A Nielsen term referring to the total number of television homes using their television sets during a given time period.
- 20. Cost Per Click
- 22. A short on-air sponsor mention.
- 23. The bargaining that occurs between buyers and sellers.
- 28. A link from a webpage to another file, page, or location.
- 29. A two-part broadcast advertisement, the first part airs at the beginning of a spot set and the last part airs at the end.
- 31. The average number of times an individual (or household) sees an advertising message.
- 32. Click Through Rate
Down
- 1. The number of persons or households that receive and advertisement by watching a television broadcast.
- 2. When someone adds a link from their website to yours.
- 3. Gross Rating Points
- 4. The entire advertising effort conducted
- 7. Uniform Resource Locator - Address of a web page.
- 9. Search Engine Marketing
- 10. Return on Investment
- 11. Search Engine Optimization
- 13. The concurrent broadcasting of one statin's programming by other stations without any variation except for identifying call letters.
- 15. Designated Market Area
- 16. The percentage of individuals or households exposed to a particular television program.
- 21. Key Performance Indicators
- 22. A station or network's unsold time that is available to advertisers.
- 24. An individual's physical encounter with an advertising medium or message.
- 25. A prerecorded general commercial with a blank time span in the middle for inserting a specific advertising message.
- 26. A kind of journal in which people or companies share their thoughts, knowledge, experience, or activities in chronological form.
- 27. The number or percent of a potential audience exposed to a specific media schedule at least once within a given time period.
- 30. Federal Communications Commission