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DAYTIME SERIALS [Continued from page 42 »
lend tu rale according to Nielsen.
Just as then' are rigid limitations on the possibilities for experimenting w it h time and oilier factors in presenting a daytime serial, there aren't many spots within the show where i.'s pra ti. cal to insert the commercial. Nevertheless, experiments by McCann-ErickSOtl and others have shown that the position of the commercial within the program can affect the listener s feeling of approval or disapproval.
A Program Analyzer test hv the CHS Research Department on place rnent of a commercial in a seria! showed a favorable score ol 19, when the commercial was moved to th middle, over a score of se\en for the same commercial used in the opening
Liking for the dramatic portion of the program was virtually the same, ir respective of the use of the commercia1 at opening or middle position. Differ ence in ratings for the coimi crci d i' the two positions tested was further emphasized because the tr rid of list ener reactions during the commerciil was much more violent!) downward when the commercial started the pro
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WORTH OF PROMOTION
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That's what the bill would total at regular rates for WSYR's program promotion last year in
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gram. It should he pointed out that both the type of commercial and nature of the stor) are factors influencing the listener's reaction to different placement of commercials within a program.
The idea of correlating commercials with the serial st<>r\ proper so as to attain an overall unit) of effect is sound, according to Horace Schwerin of the Schwerin Research Corp.. who has tested numerous episodes and then commercials. The problem obviousl) is not simple. The amount id narra
tion used to summarize the stor) before starting the new episode, emphasis of one stor) element at the expense of another — numerous such factors ma) radically affect the listener's liking for tin story. This affects liking for the commercial, and that affects remembering the commercial.
Since liking both stoi \ and commercial is fundamentall) a matter of emotions, sa) Vttitudes, Inc.. psychologists, win not tie commercials to the same emotions that keep listeners com ing hack for more? * * *
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