In this session we are going to cover Media Allocation Strategy. As a seller, having a media allocation strategy will help you close business. It allows the advertiser to make sense of all the different forms of media they have available to buy today. The strategy- backed by science is your key to your longevity in this business. It should be the base of every conversation you have with an advertiser. In this video, I will share with you the Strategy and the Science behind the Media Allocation Strategy. Let’s dig in.
Brad Seitter
Executive Vice President, Local & National Business Development
Brad Seitter is Executive Vice President, Local & National Business Development for TVB, the national trade association representing America’s local broadcast television industry. Responsible for overseeing TVB’s national, local and digital business development efforts across all 210 DMAs, Brad and his team of seasoned consultants travel the country presenting directly to advertisers at the invitation of TVB member stations in group and one-on-one sessions. The main goal of TVB’s business development team is to educate advertisers on the power of combining local broadcast television with specific digital media. Using research, media strategy and truth serum, TVB’s business development team has successfully moved millions of dollars in ad spend from other mediums to broadcast TV stations.
Brad’s background includes 25 years in broadcast television, including time with Scripps and FOX O&O stations. Eleven years were spent as President & Executive Producer for the Kansas City Chiefs GameDay Television Network. During his time with Chiefs GameDay, Brad was in charge of generating all sponsorship revenue, integrating television sponsorships with stadium media and syndicating Chiefs GameDay across a six-state, 20-station regional broadcast network.
In addition to his work with TVB and Chiefs GameDay, Brad was National Sales Director for Clear Channel Branded Cities, was a senior AE for KSHB NBC and began his work in broadcast as a sports producer with WDAF FOX-4.
Brad earned his Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism at the University of Kansas and resides in Overland Park, KS with his wife and two children.