Testing offline media
Considering television, radio and print within a broader marketing plan.
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Buck Robinson of Media Manager Marketplace discusses how smaller brands can test television, print and radio advertising. He explains how offline media can fit alongside digital activity, the importance of knowing the customer and how to judge an investment by what it delivers.

Buck Robinson, president of Media Manager Marketplace, discusses testing offline media without a large national advertising budget. He positions television, print and radio as possible parts of a broader marketing plan, alongside digital and social activity. The aim is to generate consumer demand rather than simply secure a place on a retailer’s shelf.
The interview considers the need to know the actual customer and have candid conversations about objectives and the work required. Buck also discusses evaluating what an advertising investment buys, supporting particular markets or retailers and building a growth story supported by data. That evidence can matter when explaining the business to prospective investors.
Considering television, radio and print within a broader marketing plan.
Building a plan around the actual audience rather than an assumed one.
Understanding what the spending is intended to deliver.
Using media to support specific markets or retail accounts.
Using evidence of performance in conversations with prospective investors.
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