The table illustrates changes in the percentage of failed organisations in various media sections in Australia, Korea and Brazil. Overall, the largest proportion of advertising expenditures in each country goes on tv. On the other hand, direct mail category is the lowest one in the given table. Australia companies spend a quarter of its total money on tv advertisements while the ratio for the newspaper is only 2 % lower than that for the former. Although radio ranks in the third rate (21%), the internet was responsible for 15 % of total ad expenses, both sponsorship and direct mail have the same amount (8%) in unlucky companies advertising. In terms of tv, newspaper and radio, south korea expends almost equal share for advertisements with tiny differences (27%, 22%, 21%). However, the lowest range 6% of money using up ad is internet, sponsored and mail sent directly are more twofold than the former.
Regarding brazil static, tv is dominant media sector (61%) and the proportion of newspaper and radio contribute for accordingly 16%, 14% of invested money. the remaining three comprise of small shares of expenditure
The table illustrates
changes
in the percentage of failed
organisations
in various media sections in Australia, Korea and Brazil.
Overall
, the largest proportion of advertising expenditures in each country goes on
tv
.
On the other hand
, direct mail category is the lowest one in the
given
table. Australia
companies
spend a quarter of its total money on
tv
advertisements while the ratio for the newspaper is
only
2 % lower than that for the former. Although radio ranks in the third rate (21%), the internet was responsible for 15 % of total ad expenses, both sponsorship and direct mail have the same amount (8%) in unlucky
companies
advertising. In terms of
tv
, newspaper and radio,
south korea
expends almost equal share for advertisements with tiny differences (27%, 22%, 21%).
However
, the lowest range 6% of money using up ad is internet, sponsored and mail
sent
directly
are more twofold than the former.
Regarding
brazil
static,
tv
is dominant media sector (61%) and the proportion of newspaper and radio contribute for
accordingly
16%, 14% of invested money.
the
remaining three
comprise of
small
shares of
expenditure