Television Media Buying Opportunity
Posted: January 2010
SIT AND BE FIT Television Series (on PBS)
2 YEAR EXCLUSIVE SERIES SPONSORSHIP with a 3rd year run - $200,000
- An exclusive sponsor will be the only sponsor recognized.
- You will receive 30 seconds of sponsor recognition during each broadcast show with a 15 second spot airing at the open and close of 40 new episodes and 210 previously taped episodes.
- You can expect approximately 86,948 program runs over a 3 year period which equals 173,896 single spot airings, giving you as our exlcusive sponsor over 724 hours of air time.
- You will also receive a 30 second sponsor bed on all new home VHS and DVD products produced during 2 year production period. We anticipate producing 4-8 new products over the next 24 months.
- In addition, your company will be recognized on the SIT AND BE FIT home page with a link to your site and will be featured in all SABF promotional print materials; including but not limited to press kit, catalog brochures, newsletters, etc.
- And finally, you will have rights to first refusal for future SIT AND BE FIT television series programming.
- You will receive 20 seconds of sponsor recognition during each broadcast show with a 10 second spot airing at the open and close of 20 new episodes and 210 previously taped episodes
- You can expect approximately 53,579 program runs over a 2 year period which equals 107,158 single sponsor spot airings, giving you as a non-exclusive sponsor over 297 hours of air time.
1 YEAR SINGLE-SERIES SPONSORSHIP with a 2nd year run - $40,000
- You will receive 20 seconds of sponsor recognition with a 10 second spot airing at the open and close of 20 new episodes.
- You can expect approximately 19,700 program runs over a 2 year period which equals 39,598 single sponsor spot airings, giving you as a single series sponsor over 109 hours of air time.
For information about these and other media buying opportunities, contact Gretchen Paukert at gpaukert@sitandbefit.org.
Sponsor spots must adhere to PBS guidelines for underwriting. Instructions available through the PBS Red Book at: http://www.pbs.org/producers/specs/index.html