What does master planning include?
A master plan defines deployment periods, media categories, budget weighting and the role of each channel. Scenarios show how alternative mix or budget decisions support the defined media objectives.
H.O.T. AG translates media strategy into master planning, detailed planning, budget allocation, flighting, concrete media and publisher selection, negotiation and buying. The objective is not the cheapest contact, but a transparent balance of budget, quality and reach.
A master plan defines deployment periods, media categories, budget weighting and the role of each channel. Scenarios show how alternative mix or budget decisions support the defined media objectives.
Specific media, publishers, formats, regions, audiences, flights and budgets are defined. Where appropriate, conditions are renegotiated and technical requirements for tracking, ad serving or programmatic activation are specified.
Not only by price or nominal reach. We consider audience fit, environment, availability, data and measurability, quality criteria, the technical supply chain and the medium's role in the overall plan.
Programmatic is a buying and steering mechanism, not an end in itself. Where appropriate, a DSP enables granular activation and ongoing optimization. Supply-chain quality and measurability still need to be assessed separately.
Yes. Depending on the mandate, we take on negotiation, booking and operational coordination or work alongside existing agencies and partners. Responsibilities are explicitly defined before the project starts.
We define mandate, scope and responsibilities before the project begins – and clarify whether H.O.T. AG is needed as media consultant or independent audit function.