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Multiple Dwelling Unit TV Advertising

It used to be that TV advertisers had to "blanket" entire regions in order to reach clients within a specific target market. With Market Specific Ads, thankfully, this is no longer necessary. We have systems within hospitals, apartment complexes, retirement homes, university dorms, hotels & cable systems nationally on networks such as Golf Channel, CNN, History, ESPN, A&E, HGTV, Lifetime, TBS, TNT, TLC, USA and many more. With this flexibility, there isn't a customer demographic you can't reach effectively and economically.

Market Specific Ads (MSA) has developed the technology to give advertisers access to exclusive communities, including retirement homes (such as Leisure World at Seal Beach, California), multiple dwelling units (such as university dorms), and hotels.

While in the past advertisers had to run commercials through multiple systems to reach the 55+ demographic, with our unique system advertisers can target specific communities right where they are. Television viewers who are older than 55 years of age watch more television per month than any other demographic, at 194 hours per month. That number rises to 210 hours per month for viewers over 65 years of age. This is an audience with a lot of time to see your message, and often with money to spend on leisure activities, travel, and gifts for family such as grandchildren.

MSA's technology is at the forefront of our industry, bringing you the most effective, most up-to-date, and most affordable ways to make your message stick. By making the jump to MSA, you aren't just reaching a select region, but a select network audience within your target market demographic. Yes, it's that precise.

With Market Specific Ads, both the national retailer and the local restaurateur can have their commercial advertisement within their exact Designated Marketing Areas, reaching the specific demographics they are targeting for a fraction of what it would cost to run the ad on broadcast or national cable channels.