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Consider the following magazine media schedule as you answer the questions below.
Consider the following magazine media schedule as you answer the questions below.    * Target population: 100,000 ** those who did not read either of the other two magazines -Some members of a certain advertiser's target market subscribe to all three magazines,so they would likely see each ad placed in each magazine.Other members of the audience,however,may not see the ads at all.The media planner for this advertiser has divided the total target audience into five sections and estimated how often members of each section will be exposed to the ad.This is called ________ analysis. A) frequency quintile distribution B) targeted cost per thousand C) reach plus frequency D) average frequency E) effective reach * Target population: 100,000
** those who did not read either of the other two magazines
-Some members of a certain advertiser's target market subscribe to all three magazines,so they would likely see each ad placed in each magazine.Other members of the audience,however,may not see the ads at all.The media planner for this advertiser has divided the total target audience into five sections and estimated how often members of each section will be exposed to the ad.This is called ________ analysis.


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