University Cable Television Advertising....
Market Specific Media “MSM” operates cable systems inside of Division I Universities & College campuses throughout the United States. This allows an advertiser to target specific demographics such as adults ages 18-24. MSM can offer your business cable television advertising on campuses such as: The University of Mississippi, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Kansas and more.
MSM’s University Cable Television Advertising will reach all residence halls, academic buildings, faculty offices, Greek houses, University Sports Arenas and common student areas. With hundreds of television monitors on campus, anyone working, visiting, or living on campus can watch TV and view your advertisement.
University Cable Television Advertising gives advertisers the power to reach the elusive college student. With almost $200 billion in spending power each year, the college market commands attention and offers a unique opportunity for intelligent college marketers: long term Return on Investment (ROI). College students make hundreds of first time, independent buying decisions that will influence their preferences and purchasing habits for years to come. The best way to reach college students is through television. According to Nielson, college students spend over 24 hours a week watching TV. College students also spend over $3 billion on entertainment annually. The average college student spends $13,000 per year, 19% of which is discretionary.
Most of the Universities in the U.S are a closed system which means the local cable systems do not cover the University. Cable advertising on Universities can be seen by tens of thousands of students, and is only available by utilizing the University closed system. In addition to reaching the exact demographic, we have selected the channels college students watch: ESPN, USA, TBS, CNN, ESPN2, Fox News, Comedy Central and TNT. Many of the Universities we service have already benefited from the original eight channel line-up and have requested an additional eight networks.
University Cable is a system which allows advertisers an opportunity to brand individuals within this demographic for life. Individuals within this age group begin to purchase their own insurance, develop credit card preferences, choose a bank and make considerations concerning automobile purchases. In addition to these choices, which cell phone carrier they believe will best fit their needs, what type of clothing, tires, furniture, appliances and food purchases they will acquire for how many years to come.
This is a unique system which has only been made available recently because of our technology. The population of viewers does not stay stagnant like other cable systems. It changes with new students, faculty, staff and visitors each and every term.
University Cable Television Advertising
Market Specific Media “MSM” operates cable systems inside of Division I Universities & College campuses throughout the United States. This allows an advertiser to target specific demographics such as adults ages 18-24. MSM can offer your business cable television advertising on campuses such as: The University of Mississippi, Georgia Institute of Technology, University of Kansas and more.
MSM’s University Cable Television Advertising will reach all residence halls, academic buildings, faculty offices....
Hotel Cable Advertising
Thanks to our technology, Market Specific Media offers clients the opportunity to advertise to both the Business and Recreational Traveler. If your business or service is looking to reach the third largest industry in America, we have developed technology allowing an advertiser the ability to reach travelers with their advertising campaign on a Local, Regional and National level.
The advantage to Hotel Cable Television Advertising is that it can reach specific Designated Marketing Areas (DMA’s) inside of Local, Regional and ....
Welcome to Market Specific Media Inc....
Market Specific Media Inc..... Operates as the advertising sales for systems on a local, regional and national level in cable systems, division one University, retirement comities and MDU mutable dwelling units across the U.S.
MSM currently offers advertisers access to all major markets for cable television and the entire United States for satellite households. We can place ads in Atlanta, Baltimore, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Las Vegas, Boston, Miami, Detroit, Nashville, New York, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, Portland....
Retirement Communities/ Multiple Dwelling Units
Market Specific Media Inc. (MSM) has developed technology which will allow them to provide an advertiser the opportunity to reach communities such as Leisure World, Seal Beach California. Advertiser’s no longer have to run commercials in multiple systems to reach 55+ communities, our system is specific and would only run in the community you would like to reach.
The industry in the past has required advertisers to ‘blanket” entire cities, states or regions in order to reach clients within a specific demographic....
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