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Amanda has a yearly advertising and promotions budget of $50,000. Her goal is to maximize the reach
(the number of customers that see her company's ads or other marketing efforts).
She is considering a mix of placing ads on art websites and in printed art magazines, as well as using
targeted social media ad placements and appearances at art tradeshows. She wants to make sure that
the company has an online presence, so would like to see at least 100 ads placed in any combination of
websites and social media per year. However, she has data that suggests that if she advertises on the
websites more than 60 times per year she will be wasting money. There are seven art tradeshows that
the company could attend, but Amanda feels it is mandatory to attend at least the two most popular
tradeshows. There are three major art magazines, each published monthly, that Amanda would like to
advertise in. She could advertise in each of these once per month but would be comfortable reducing
the frequency to a minimum of once every three months in each magazine and rotating the placements
between the magazines.
The reach and cost of each type of ad placement or event is shown below:
Reach (number of people)
Cost (dollars)
Art
Websites
14000
200
Social
Media Tradeshows
12,000
250
Art
5,000
1,000
Print
Magazine
Ads
10,000
400
Recommend the appropriate mix of advertising and promotions for the company. Also comment on
what would change if Amanda doubled her advertising and promotions budget. Estimate the increased
reach.
Transcribed Image Text:Amanda has a yearly advertising and promotions budget of $50,000. Her goal is to maximize the reach (the number of customers that see her company's ads or other marketing efforts). She is considering a mix of placing ads on art websites and in printed art magazines, as well as using targeted social media ad placements and appearances at art tradeshows. She wants to make sure that the company has an online presence, so would like to see at least 100 ads placed in any combination of websites and social media per year. However, she has data that suggests that if she advertises on the websites more than 60 times per year she will be wasting money. There are seven art tradeshows that the company could attend, but Amanda feels it is mandatory to attend at least the two most popular tradeshows. There are three major art magazines, each published monthly, that Amanda would like to advertise in. She could advertise in each of these once per month but would be comfortable reducing the frequency to a minimum of once every three months in each magazine and rotating the placements between the magazines. The reach and cost of each type of ad placement or event is shown below: Reach (number of people) Cost (dollars) Art Websites 14000 200 Social Media Tradeshows 12,000 250 Art 5,000 1,000 Print Magazine Ads 10,000 400 Recommend the appropriate mix of advertising and promotions for the company. Also comment on what would change if Amanda doubled her advertising and promotions budget. Estimate the increased reach.
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