What Is Spot TV Advertising?
Spot advertising is any advertising in a selected geographic area called a market that does not appear on a national scale. Spot advertising is an attempt to brand a message to a captive viewership to entice a response to patronize a business or purchase a particular product.
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Audience
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The audience is determined by the interest of the particular buyer. Regionally, your story might strike the interest of a portion of the market but not the entire area. Locally, an advertiser can peak the interest of a buyer on a small scale where the product or service might only have meaning to a small group or a neighborhood of people.
Cost
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Through radio, television or cable, an advertiser can reach across a demographic, DMA or zone into a particular portion of the market.
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Radio
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If your advertiser message is directed toward direct response, then radio might be your median to advertise. Radio allows the advertiser to link its message to a particular format.
Television
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Broadcast television allows the advertiser to spread its message about its business, production or service to a mass audience over a large geographical area. The selection of the broadcast television audience depends on the advertiser's ability to reach it targeted customer.
Cable
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Spot advertising on cable television gives the advertiser the ability reach a large number of people throughout the market or focus the message in a smaller area, reaching a section of the market and touching individuals in a particular neighborhood.
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