Inglês Instrumental Aula 01

BREAKING DOWN the Television Commercial Industry In the U.S.\n\nIn the United States, more than $125 Billion in revenue is brought in by the broadcasting industry each and every year\n\nOver 1,500 hours are spent watching television (per person) per year in the U.S.\n\nThe number of TV households in the U.S. has reached more than 116 million.\n\nat&t\n\nThe biggest television advertiser over the past few years has been AT&T, spending more than $1.5 Billion on commercial spots and airtime.\n\nNearly 100 million viewers in the U.S. consume online advertisements per year.\n\n15-SECOND commercials are best for companies with high-brand recognition\n\n30-SECOND commercials are best for conversation or dialogue, including information on product benefits and top selling points.\n\n60-SECOND commercials are for longer product or service descriptions, with time to identify a problem, offer a solution and guarantee it can be solved with quality and care.\n\nAccording to a survey of 1,000 people conducted by the San Francisco agency Venables Bell & Partners, 78% of Americans would rather watch the commercials during the Super Bowl than the game itself. USA\nPopulation\n321,000,000 (2015 est.)\n\n270 million legally held civilian firearms\n\n88.8 firearms per 100 people\n\nNumber of shooting incidents at schools / universities in 2015:\nUSA 59\n\n12,570 people killed in gun incidents in the USA in 2014\n\nUK\nPopulation\n64,088,222 (2015 est.)\n\n4.06 million legally held civilian firearms\n\n6.2 firearms per 100 people\n\nNumber of shooting incidents at schools / universities in 2015:\nUK 0\n\n30 people killed in gun incidents in the UK in 2013/14 (excluding Northern Ireland)