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THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE EFFECT OF MEDIA TYPES ON THE ADVERTISMENT OF PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN UYO METROPOLIS
ABSTRACT
This study presents a comparative analysis of the effects of
various media types on the advertisement of products and services in Uyo
Metropolis. It examines the influence of traditional media—such as television,
radio, and print—and digital media platforms, including social media and online
advertising, on consumer engagement and purchasing behavior. Digital media’s
ability to engage users in real-time and customize messages based on user data
presents advantages over traditional media’s one-way communication style.
Nonetheless, the continued trust and broad audience reach of traditional media
cannot be overlooked. The study concludes the evolving media consumption habits
in Uyo suggest that a balanced, integrated advertising strategy—leveraging the
reach of traditional media and the engagement capabilities of digital
platforms—can yield optimal results for businesses aiming to promote their
products and services effectively in the local market. The study recommended
that local businesses should invest in training marketing teams on digital
advertising tools and analytics to better utilize digital media platforms and
optimize campaign performance in the rapidly evolving digital space.
KEYWORD: Media Types, Advertisement, Products and Service, Uyo
Metropolis
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