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Both your company’s image and its bottom-line can benefit from sponsoring an
NFPTV Cause Marketing CampaignTM.
By aligning your business with an ethical not-for-profit, you get noticed - people
see your support for the not-for-profit in a way that grabs them by the eyes and
ears - and you gain their trust . . .
. . . don’t be mistaken, people know you are in business and that ‘bottom line’
you have to make money to survive and to grow, but people feel better about
buying from you because in some way they feel that by buying from you they too
are helping support the not-for-profit you are sponsoring.
When you look at it that way, it’s easy to see that not just doing the right thing,
but being seen to do the right thing, is just good business, right?
So, supporting a not-for-profit is good for your company's image, good for its
bottom line, is great for employee morale, makes your customers feel better
about dealing with you - and about themselves.
That is why an NFPTV Cause Marketing CampaignTM gives you a profound, yet fair
advantage over your competition. Plus the not-for-profit wins as well. And
doesn't that sound great?
So, how do you ensure you make the biggest impact with your cause marketing
program?
Well, there are quite a few ways, but I believe that the most powerful and cost-
effective way for small to medium-sized businesses to generate maximum
exposure, for both their not-for-profit and for themselves, is with an NFPTV Cause
Marketing CampaignTM. Why do I believe this to be the case?
No medium offers greater impact than television. No other medium offers the
excitement and emotion that television offers.
These days with all the hype about the internet, you could be forgiven for
thinking that people are watching less TV.
But that simply isn't the case.
In fact . . .
first place; and you might get sent some stuff and
that’s wonderful. But the thing about television
In fact, not only do we spend nine times as long watching the telly than we do
online, according to an AC Nielsen Report, we spend over twice as much time
watching TV as we spend listening to the radio, and over nine-and-a-half times
longer on the couch in front of the tube than we devote to reading a
newspaper.
How many people do you know who have gone out in the last couple of years
and bought themselves a big, new, LCD or Plasma TV, or maybe a projector?
These days a home theatre room isn’t such a startling feature, they’re
becoming pretty standard in a lot of new homes.
And with 3D now on the market . . . the future of television is as bright as ever.
Do you also hear where he’s coming form when he says that
he feels, “the golden age of television is only just beginning”?
Many business owners we talk to think that this will cost thousands in
production, and then thousands for each spot during an ad break ... they
assume that TV is too expensive for them.
The fact is local and regional television is much cheaper and more cost
effective that most business owners realise. For instance, in some regional
markets you can buy a 30 second ad spot during ad breaks for popular TV
shows like Oprah and Dr Phil for under $200.
In fact, you can reach your target audience better, more precisely - on TV -
and you can usually do it for less than you can reach the same audience in
print or on radio.
packs a powerful
marketing punch.
[no matter how small your business]
You get the emotional pull of television working for your business.
You can sponsor an NFPTV Cause Marketing CampaignTM with a budget as low
as $4,970. The number of times an non-for-profit’s NFPTV Cause Marketing
AnnouncementTM will air during an individual campaign depends on the total
budget and the cost of airtime, which is determined by:
Region,
Station, and
NFPTV Campaigns start from just US$1,4701 including all production costs.
No catches; no gimmicks.
Thank you.
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Pus applicable taxes.
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Calls are routed to our Australian offices - we’ll get back to you as quick as we can.
Note: If a TV campaign is not for you, but you still want to help, go here: www.theWFSF.org/tv