The pie chart demonstrates the estimated expenditure of internet, TV, direct mail, newspapers, radio, magazines in 2005 and bar chart provides information of estimated change of expenditure of media types, which were mentioned before, in 2006.
The pie chart demonstrates the estimated expenditure of internet, TV, direct mail, newspapers, radio, magazines in 2005 and bar chart provides information of estimated change of expenditure of media types, which were mentioned before, in 2006. NV302
The pie chart demonstrates the estimated expenditure of internet, TV, direct mail, newspapers, radio, magazines in 2005 and bar chart provides information of estimated change of expenditure of media types, which were mentioned before, in 2006.
First of all, the three significant expenditure were on the TV, direct mail and newspapers. According to the statistics for 2005, the highest spending 63. 3 billion dollars was accounted for the TV, the second most expensive type of media is direct mail, which cost 57. 2 billion dollars, the lowest of first trio was the indication in 49 billion dollars for the Newspapers. The least three costly apparatuses of the information distribution are radio, magazines, internet that required accordingly 21, 13 and 8, 8 billion dollars for development. On the second hand, the increase in the expenses was between 5-10 percent for every media type, except for internet that was higher than 25 percent.
To sum up everything mentioned so far, two graphs represented the value of every media for advertising.
The pie chart demonstrates the estimated expenditure of internet, TV, direct mail, newspapers, radio, magazines in 2005 and bar chart provides information of estimated
change
of expenditure of
media
types, which
were mentioned
before
, in 2006.
First of all
, the three significant expenditure were on the TV, direct mail and newspapers. According to the statistics for 2005, the highest spending 63. 3
billion
dollars
was accounted
for the TV, the second most expensive type of
media
is direct mail, which cost 57. 2
billion
dollars
, the lowest of
first
trio was the indication in 49
billion
dollars
for the Newspapers. The least three costly apparatuses of the information distribution are radio, magazines, internet that required
accordingly
21, 13 and 8, 8
billion
dollars
for development. On the second hand, the increase in the expenses was between 5-10 percent for every
media
type,
except for
internet that was higher than 25 percent.
To sum up everything mentioned
so
far, two graphs represented the value of every
media
for advertising.