Consumer Brand Equity of the Media: The Value Perceptions of Professional Media Buyers
Disciplines
Business and Corporate Communications | Marketing
Abstract
Brand management has become a key issue for the marketing of media companies. Today, many media firms seek to build up and/or exploit “strong” brands, usually theoretically conceived as brand equity or value. The importance of brand equity in the relationship between media companies and their audiences has become recognized by both practitioners and researchers. So far however, little is known about the effects of this development on media’s other outlets for offerings – the advertising markets. Taking the perspective of media buyers, this paper explores the role of brand equity in the assessment of audience value on advertising markets’ demand side.
Recommended Citation
Ots, Mart and Wolff, Dr. Per-Erik, "Consumer Brand Equity of the Media: The Value Perceptions of Professional Media Buyers" (2007). McGannon Center Working Paper Series. 10.
https://research.library.fordham.edu/mcgannon_working_papers/10
