Traditional methods:
- Print and publishing (billboards/poster)
- Radio
- newspapper
- TV ADs
- Cinema(film)
These methods are still used today, mainly by conglomerates as they have the revenue stream from their subsidiaries. This is because traditional methods are extremely expensive but highly effective.
Digital/virtual (online) methods:
- Reach a wider audience
- Distributed online
- Websites
- Social media
- Streaming platforms
These methods are cheaper so is more often used by Indie companies. Its is also much quicker than traditional methods
Technological convergence:
Looking at how technology has come to gather, an example of this is Web 2.0 which allows us to advertise, apps, communication, Film/tv/video/radio, being able to work/create.
Devises are now multifunctional: phone can play music, watch movies, play games, call people
Any devices that can access multiple media are know as blackbox devices
Digital natives: Population who grow up with technological advancements 16-30
digital immigrants: Population that grown up with out technology and had to adapt 35+
Henry Jenkins says "that now it has become part of our daily lives" he calls this convergence culture
Above the line:
Target the mass aimed at everyone E.G. billboards, cinema, national radio, Social media. This is very expensive.
Below the line:
Target a smaller audience/A very specific demographic this is more personal for a niche group E.G. Advertising in a niche magazine, personalised pop up Ad, suggested post on social media.
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