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Glossary
A short glossary of terms used in campaign planning. The page stays in the site for search visibility.
- Media house
- A company that plans campaigns, buys advertising space and airtime, and analyses the results. Its job is to find the forms of advertising that best serve the client’s objectives.
- Target group
- The set of people a message is addressed to — potential buyers of a product or service.
- GRP
- The sum of ratings for all airings of an ad within the target group.
- CPP
- The cost of one GRP point, that is of reaching 1% of the target group once.
- Rating
- The share of the target group exposed to a particular airing of an ad.
- Reach 1+
- The percentage of the target group exposed to the ad at least once in a given period. Reach 2+ and 3+ work the same way.
- Effective frequency
- The assumed minimum number of exposures at which the message starts to work — written for example as 3+.
- Capping
- A limit on how many times one online user is shown the same ad.
- Page view (PV)
- The number of pages of a site displayed to users.
- Unique user (UU)
- The number of distinct people who visited a site in the measured period.