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Fundamentally, the value of any entertainment and information medium
is directly correlated with the size and time spent with its audience.
Advertising has been the primary revenue source for traditional radio
broadcasters for the last 75 years. The current aggregate advertising
dollars spent on radio today exceeds $10 billion.
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| PRECISION TARGETING |
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For an advertisers wishing to reach particular target demographics or
psychographics, we give them the ability to do so precisely - without
wasting advertising dollars on non-target audiences. We share the
benefits of precision targeting with our advertisers: in exchange for
substantial increases in audience specificity, we will charge
gradually increasing fees.
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| ADVANCED REPORTING |
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In addition to allowing buyers to target select audiences, we have the
capability to report exactly how many listeners were reached, and give
summary demographic information about those listeners.
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| MULTIPLE |
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revenue models
Several advertising revenue models are supported and a different model
can be implemented or negotiated with each individual listener:
| Standard base model |
| | Similar to current terrestrial radio models, if we the user chooses to provide little or no information about themselves, non-targeted ads can be played on a regular interval. |
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| User defined advertising filter |
| | A user can be presented with a series of advertising categories, from which they can determine which style or type of ad they would prefer. |
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| Information exchange |
| | The user provides additional information about themselves which would reduce the number of ads played per hour. |
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| Subscription |
| | If a user chooses to hear no ads, then they can access the content based on a subscription. |
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Assemble Media also supports other revenue models, such as 'click to
buy' e-commerce, service based, on-demand/pay-per-view, sponsorship,
coupons, and GPS promotions.
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