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IBS Center for Management Research
Length: 17 pages
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Abstract
The case discusses the launch of Bud.TV and the reasons behind its inability to retain the initial number of unique on-line visitors to its site. Bud.TV promoted by Anheuser-Busch, was launched with fanfare after the Super Bowl and was eagerly awaited for its direct-to-consumer approach to marketing. Bud.TV had seven on-line channels each featuring a different genre of programmes. The content was provided by some of the well-known media companies and companies owned by Hollywood celebrities. In the first month of its launch, Comscore Media Metrix reported that Bud.TV was only able to attract around 253,000 visitors. Industry experts felt that Bud.TV's cumbersome registration process and excessive product placement were the cause of low turnout at its site.
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Abstract
The case discusses the launch of Bud.TV and the reasons behind its inability to retain the initial number of unique on-line visitors to its site. Bud.TV promoted by Anheuser-Busch, was launched with fanfare after the Super Bowl and was eagerly awaited for its direct-to-consumer approach to marketing. Bud.TV had seven on-line channels each featuring a different genre of programmes. The content was provided by some of the well-known media companies and companies owned by Hollywood celebrities. In the first month of its launch, Comscore Media Metrix reported that Bud.TV was only able to attract around 253,000 visitors. Industry experts felt that Bud.TV's cumbersome registration process and excessive product placement were the cause of low turnout at its site.