Print Media Presented by: Jigar Mehta-21, Pavan Singh-50, Omkar Borle-53
History History of print media and written communication follows the progress of civilization As long ago as 25,000-30,000 years B.C. first humans painted descriptive pictures on cave walls In 1900 B.C. the Chinese independently developed their very own style of writing
History The Roman Acta Diurna, appearing around 59 B.C, is the earliest recorded “newspaper”.  The printing press, invented by Johann Gutenberg in 1447, ushered in the era of the modern newspaper.
Definition A medium consisting of paper and ink, including newspapers, magazines, classifieds, circulars, journals, yellow pages, billboards, posters etc A medium that disseminates printed matter  All printed periodicals, especially newspapers, general-public magazines, special interest media, and trade journals etc
Indian Entertainment and Media Industry: 6TH FASTEST GROWING SECTOR The Indian Entertainment and Media (E&M) Industry has out-performed the Indian economy and is one of the fastest growing sectors in India The industry is expected to more than double to $18.6 billion in 2010 from $7.8 billion in 2005 Rising consumer spending (increasing disposable incomes) on account of sustained growth in income levels and reduction of personal income tax over the last decade
The entertainment and media industry in India is expected to grow faster than the country’s GDP growth
Media Industry- A snapshot
Media Industry-Growth Prospects
Media Industry-Growth Prospects Indian Printing Industry has been considered as one of the largest industries, with the growth of 12.5% Projected Growth of Indian Printing and Packaging Industry combined for 2007-08 is 14% Projected Growth of Indian Label Printing Industry for 2007-08 is 18%
Growth Estimates
Market segmentation and Growth Trends
Growth of “Indian Print Media, Industry and Marketing”
Ad spend in India
Revenue Mix
Competitive Parameters
Growth Drivers Indian Print industry poised for a 13% CAGR through 2011 Robust economic growth Rural India is the next big target market Advertising likely to grow at 14.4% CAGR through 2011
What makes it unique Highly fragmented nature Mismatch between advertising & circulation  Print media in non-metro towns growing faster Rising affluence in non-metro cities High discount of print advertising costs in non-metros Lower color mix Leeway to add advertising inventory
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Types of Print Advertising Newspaper advertising Magazine advertising Directories Calendar or Community magazines Business Cards Banners Signs Pens Letterhead and Stationery
Concepts of a Newspaper Advert. Circulation - number of copies distributed on an average day.  Readership – number of people reading a particular publication ABC – IRF/NRF Premium Position / Island Position. Gutter Space. Print Ad size.
Effective Newspaper Ad. Types Business Card Ad  Coupon Ad  Sale Ad  Spotlight Ad  Informational Ad
Elements of a good newspaper ad. Attention-grabbing headline  Complete and concise copy  Simple format  A great offer  What your customers want to know  Urge the customer to act
Print Advertising Tips Use a simple layout Focus on one proposition Include a picture caption if you have a picture Long copy can be used Stress the positive benefits Long headlines can be affective Use photographs instead of art work drawings
Print Advertising Tips Check the advertisement in print format Use color if possible Use the same format and layout again and again Track the response Get the advert position right
Advantages of Print Advertising Plays support role for the other integrated media channels No loading time Most detailed form of media since its not  bounded by time constraint Studies reveal that it is perceived to be the most credible form of media Loyal audiences
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    Print Media Presentedby: Jigar Mehta-21, Pavan Singh-50, Omkar Borle-53
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    History History ofprint media and written communication follows the progress of civilization As long ago as 25,000-30,000 years B.C. first humans painted descriptive pictures on cave walls In 1900 B.C. the Chinese independently developed their very own style of writing
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    History The RomanActa Diurna, appearing around 59 B.C, is the earliest recorded “newspaper”. The printing press, invented by Johann Gutenberg in 1447, ushered in the era of the modern newspaper.
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    Definition A mediumconsisting of paper and ink, including newspapers, magazines, classifieds, circulars, journals, yellow pages, billboards, posters etc A medium that disseminates printed matter All printed periodicals, especially newspapers, general-public magazines, special interest media, and trade journals etc
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    Indian Entertainment andMedia Industry: 6TH FASTEST GROWING SECTOR The Indian Entertainment and Media (E&M) Industry has out-performed the Indian economy and is one of the fastest growing sectors in India The industry is expected to more than double to $18.6 billion in 2010 from $7.8 billion in 2005 Rising consumer spending (increasing disposable incomes) on account of sustained growth in income levels and reduction of personal income tax over the last decade
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    The entertainment andmedia industry in India is expected to grow faster than the country’s GDP growth
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    Media Industry-Growth ProspectsIndian Printing Industry has been considered as one of the largest industries, with the growth of 12.5% Projected Growth of Indian Printing and Packaging Industry combined for 2007-08 is 14% Projected Growth of Indian Label Printing Industry for 2007-08 is 18%
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    Growth of “IndianPrint Media, Industry and Marketing”
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    Growth Drivers IndianPrint industry poised for a 13% CAGR through 2011 Robust economic growth Rural India is the next big target market Advertising likely to grow at 14.4% CAGR through 2011
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    What makes itunique Highly fragmented nature Mismatch between advertising & circulation Print media in non-metro towns growing faster Rising affluence in non-metro cities High discount of print advertising costs in non-metros Lower color mix Leeway to add advertising inventory
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    Types of PrintAdvertising Newspaper advertising Magazine advertising Directories Calendar or Community magazines Business Cards Banners Signs Pens Letterhead and Stationery
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    Concepts of aNewspaper Advert. Circulation - number of copies distributed on an average day. Readership – number of people reading a particular publication ABC – IRF/NRF Premium Position / Island Position. Gutter Space. Print Ad size.
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    Effective Newspaper Ad.Types Business Card Ad Coupon Ad Sale Ad Spotlight Ad Informational Ad
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    Elements of agood newspaper ad. Attention-grabbing headline Complete and concise copy Simple format A great offer What your customers want to know Urge the customer to act
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    Print Advertising TipsUse a simple layout Focus on one proposition Include a picture caption if you have a picture Long copy can be used Stress the positive benefits Long headlines can be affective Use photographs instead of art work drawings
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    Print Advertising TipsCheck the advertisement in print format Use color if possible Use the same format and layout again and again Track the response Get the advert position right
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    Advantages of PrintAdvertising Plays support role for the other integrated media channels No loading time Most detailed form of media since its not bounded by time constraint Studies reveal that it is perceived to be the most credible form of media Loyal audiences
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