A light-hearted but informative Media Quiz

Q1: You want to make a video to promote your new product launch to a GP audience in the UK. Do you?


Q2: In a recent survey the majority of GPs said they would not watch a video that lasted more than:


Q3: The Sales Force demands an effective "access" item to increase the value of their call. Do you?


Q4: How much video can you include on a standard CD-ROM before the quality suffers?


Q5: You want to produce a patient video to support the sales team. But you are worried about the sensitivity of the subject. Do you?


Q6: How many pages could you include on a CD-ROM?


Q7: A well-respected consultant approaches you with some fascinating footage of patients. The trouble is the quality is poor. Do you?


Q8: The marketing director wants you to drive the sales conference this year. Do you?


Q9: What is the ideal length of an edited "sound bite" on a documentary programme?


Q10: How can you use E-Commerce in your marketing plans?


Q11: What colour must you NOT wear if presenting in front of a traditional chromakey screen?


Q12: It's the end of the shoot and the director calls out "That's a WRAP". What is it an acronym for?


Results:

If you achieved 100% then you probably should be working in the media rather than marketing. Anything less than that and you could use some help and ideas getting closer to your customers and making programmes/access items/communication platforms that your customers want to watch or use.

If you would like some ideas and thoughts on your next communications project, then please email jsquire@mightypen.co.uk with a background or brief and we'll send you back an initial treatment and an accurate costings guide.