The BARB which means broadcasters audience research
board was found in 1981. BARB is useful because
it is an "objective", meaning it is acronym for broadcasters audience research
board. It is owned by channel 4, ITV, BBC, Channel 5, British sky broadcasting
and it is a non profit company . It has 5,100 homes overall that is 11,500 people and they are taking
part in the panel The box record and what program that is watched. The data for BARB is always
taken over a night period and it is shown as a overnight rating which are around
9:45 the next day and its given to the companies. For us being allowed to get
television rating is very useful because the producers will be able to see the
progression of some particular shows and may decide to give their own rating on the most
popular advert. Some programmes can be broken down due to who watches the
programme. This is reliable to the producer because they could have a target on
who they are trying to reach for each programme they make up. For example "Eastenders" may cost more than some other TV programme because of the hour it being showed on.
http://www.barb.co.uk/
http://www.barb.co.uk/
Some information for advertising might be found on
some website like ITV and other website related to this, as it allows the audience/viewers to have a lot of time to put the advert they want on their channel and this is positive as it will get audience to become attentive in some
event. They also offer a wide range of resources on the website and they make
sure questions can be asked consistently for new viewers. There are a wide
range of TV sequence and some programmes that might need some sponsoring on
their website , which give you a multiple list of different kinds you can pick
from. Furthermore, getting a programme that is willing to sponsor you will help
your brand to reach their success point because a lot of viewer will see it and
may want to sponsor you.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcasters'_Audience_Research_Board
Age will be very effective when it comes to the advertisement because the advertiser is showing their audience what they are advertising because some advert will need to specifically advertise their product to those with a specific age group for example those who are old age, however some advert might be aimed for only the young eg, the youth, young children, etc. The age categories are important and effective because it will help the advertiser know what age group they should appeal too. Additionally , gender is important to a great extent because it will allow the advertiser know who their target audience are and if the advert is for both target audience, eg male and female, this may reduce sexism.
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/reports/pdf/audience_0711.pdf
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Broadcasters'_Audience_Research_Board
Age will be very effective when it comes to the advertisement because the advertiser is showing their audience what they are advertising because some advert will need to specifically advertise their product to those with a specific age group for example those who are old age, however some advert might be aimed for only the young eg, the youth, young children, etc. The age categories are important and effective because it will help the advertiser know what age group they should appeal too. Additionally , gender is important to a great extent because it will allow the advertiser know who their target audience are and if the advert is for both target audience, eg male and female, this may reduce sexism.
http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/aboutthebbc/reports/pdf/audience_0711.pdf
Social grade will be effective because some viewer
may be watching a advert that disqualifies their social grade. For example, some
advert may just be targeting the working class people, whereas another advert
may be focusing on the higher class , this show that the views the advert will
get will not be stable because its only one class that will support the
specific advert. so therefore if the advert could be target to all those will
all social grade, this will allow the advert to be popular , stable and not
biased.
http://www.ukgeographics.co.uk/blog/social-grade-a-b-c1-c2-d-e
http://www.ukgeographics.co.uk/blog/social-grade-a-b-c1-c2-d-e
Emmanuel, you have mixed up task 6 and 7. Please revisit the assignment brief and check what information you need to include in each task.
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