Gross Rating Point

GRP stands for Gross Ratings Points, and is used to measure a combination of reach and frequency of a particular ad campaign across the population corresponding to the marketer’s desired audience. It is often used as a measurement of legacy TV reach. GRP is calculated using the following formula: GRP = 100 * Reach (% […]

Kathryn Astbury
Kathryn Astbury
Senior Director of Marketing

GRP stands for Gross Ratings Points, and is used to measure a combination of reach and frequency of a particular ad campaign across the population corresponding to the marketer’s desired audience. It is often used as a measurement of legacy TV reach.

GRP is calculated using the following formula:
GRP = 100 * Reach (% of Target Audience) * Average Frequency

For example, if a marketer wishes to reach females 18-30, and executes a TV campaign that airs on 5 TV episodes for a TV show that reaches 30% of the target audience of females 18-30, then the GRP is 150 (i.e. 100 * 30% * 5).

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