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Grace Broadcast Sales
225 SW Skyline Drive
Pullman, WA 99163
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Last year nearly one-third of all
highway fatalities involved a drunk driver.
Local radio reaches the majority of drivers in our
country each week.
Your station and your advertisers
can partner together to lead your community's fight
against drunk driving by airing these engaging,
compelling :30-second messages all year long, especially during the holiday season and in advance
of long holiday weekends throughout the year.
Act now
and start using this powerful campaign right away,
and for many years to come! |
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The GBS
Don't Drink & Drive
Campaign
15 :30-second features
$299
Market-exclusive buyout
(Buy Once - Use Forever!)
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Try Before You Buy!
You are welcome to download our demos,
burn them to a CD,
and play them for prospective clients.
(Please note, the demos are not authorized for broadcast.)
Demo #1
Demo #2
Sales Presentation Sheet
Use the sales presentation sheet
to start
selling packages right away.
Order from us only after you've sold
your first package.
It's risk free!
Click here to download a sample one-sheet presentation that you may
customize for your station.
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Potential sponsors include:
Talk to local businesses and offer them sponsorships.
You'll find many businesspeople willing to lend their names
to your campaign, and ready to
support it with their dollars.
Sell the entire series to
just one or two sponsors,
or sell one feature each to many sponsors. |
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Each feature has room at the end for a short sponsor
tag. Or pair the features with longer
adjacencies.
A companion music bed is provided for this purpose.
An index of topics is also included.
Market-exclusive license.
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Ready to order?
Call 1-888-472-2388 or e-mail
rod@gracebroadcast.com
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