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Television Media Advertising,

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According to tracking firms in the TV space,

Television Media Average CPM Rate
The going rate to run a 30-second spot on the average network prime-time show is $110,200, at a $25 cost per 1,000 homes. Factor in the significant number of viewers who are DVR-ing the ads – let’s even be conservative and say 25% of viewers skip ads – and the true CPM cost is a lot higher.
That’s because at least 25% of the viewers for whom the advertiser is paying aren't watching the ad. So the true cost to reach the viewers of the primetime 30-second spot is more like $33 CPM, according to the following calculation: $25 CPM / (1 – 25%) = $33.33 CPM.

Contrast that with recent announcements that popular television channels are now making preroll RTB video ads available on their full-episode players. What do CPMs for the online episode players look like? They’re in the $21 to $30 CPM range, or significantly lower than running on TV. Video with professionally produced content is an even better deal with average CPMs of $11 to $20.




Households

Viewing

Avg. Min.


Cost Per

30 Sec.


Cost Per

1000 Homes





1965

9,968,000


$19,700


$1.98



1966

9,873,000


19,400


1.96



1967

10,007,000


20,400


2.04



1968

11,260,000


22,200


1.97



1969

11,040,000


22,800


2.07





1970

11,430,000


24,000


2.10



1971

12,000,000


21,700


1.81



1972

12,790,000


25,100


1.96



1973

12,600,000


28,900


2.29



1974

13,380,000


30,400


2.27





1975

13,500,000


32,200


2.39



1976

13,720,000


33,000


2.41



1977

14,380,000


42,300


2.94



1978

14,620,000


45,700


3.12



1979

14,910,000


58,100


3.89





1980

15,240,000


57,900


3.79



1981

14,720,000


60,700


4.12



1982

14,140,000


69,900


4.94



1983

15,150,000


81,300


5.36



1984

14,530,000


107,500


7.39





1985

14,510,000


94,700


6.52



1986

14,460,000


98,500


6.81



1987

14,290,000


100,100


7.00



1988

13,250,000


109,000


8.22



1989

13,060,000


109,400


8.37





1990

12,540,000


122,200


9.74



1991

11,810,000


106,400


9.00



1992(1)

12,020,000


93,700


7.79



1993

11,070,000


92,700


8.37



1994

12,710,000


97,200


7.64





1995

10,860,000


95,500


8.79



1996

9,940,000


101,400


10.20



1997

9,530,000


106,500


11.18



1998

9,640,000


121,300


12.59



1999(2)

8,256,000


110,700


13.41





2000(3)

6,134,000


82,300


13.42



2001

5,885,000


88,700


15.07



2002

6,472,000


108,700


16.79



2003

5,822,000


89,100


15.31



2004

6,070,000


120,500


19.85





2005

6,043,000


129,600


21.45



2006(4)

5,670,000


127,800


22.55



2007

5,151,000


117,800


22.87



2008

4,384,000


114,900


26.22



2009

4,562,000


103,700


22.72





2010

5,248,000


103,600


19.74



2011

4,710,000


106,500


22.61



2012

4,630,000


111,500


24.08



2013

4,397,000


110,200


25.06




* Regular programs & specials



SOURCE: NIELSEN MEDIA RESEARCH, FEBRUARY EACH YEAR



Notes:

(1) FOX added in 1992

(2) WB added in 1999

(3) UPN & Pax added in 2000

(4) Univision added in 2006. Effective January 2006, all audience estimates are based on Live+7 data.
 Article Courtesy of TVB.ORG

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