It really varies, depending on the size of the radio station, and the size of the city
it is in. In other words, if you want to advertise on a small station (one that only
broadcasts with 1000 watts of power), in a small city or town (one that does not
have a large population), it will cost a lot less than if you want to advertise on a
big station (one that has perhaps 50,000 watts of power) in a big city like New
York or Los Angeles. A station in a small city may charge you as little as $15 for
a commercial, while a station in a large city may charge as much as $500 to
$1000 dollars for just one commercial. Another factor is how long of a
commercial you want-- a 30 second commercial will cost less than a one minute
commercial.
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Addendum:
All of the factors that go into determining the cost to air your commercial refer
back to one objective: How many ears are likely to hear it. That's why the price
depends on the area the station's signal covers, the population living within that
area, the size of the city or town, the time of day when you want your commercial
to play, and the audience share of that station in the 'market' where it broadcasts
(the station's 'ratings'.).
Remember: The radio station is the seller, the advertiser is the buyer, your ears
are the product being sold, and the program 'format' is the scent of nectar that
attracts the ears to the seller's shop. The more ears are likely to hear my message,
the more it will cost me to buy enough of the radio station's time to air it.
Except on publicly supported radio. The whole operation is different over there.
I don't want to inject a lot of inappropriate opinion or politics into DL's territory,
but I would go so far as to suggest that publicly supported radio is the only part
of the 'air waves' where YOU are in fact the customer, to be wooed, courted, and
accomodated by the broadcaster without a further agenda.
That completely depends on which radio station, in which "market" area, at what time of day,
and ultimately on how many ears are likely to hear it.
Every network, every station, every city, and every hour of the day has different spot announcement pricing.
-- On a low power AM station in a farm town at 3:00 AM on Sunday morning,
you could probably get a whole 60 seconds for 5 bucks.
-- The estimated cost to air a 30-second commercial during this year's Superbowl
was $2.6 million.
It's free!! As long as you have a good imagination and lots of free time :D
1879 idiot brain
double D the right one's bigger than the left though it's like UU
A true air guitar costs nothing, but a loss of dignity from the user strumming the air. However, there are in fact infrared air guitars for sale that sense hand motions and play actual music. Those retail for about $15.
how much does the iwish cost?
you tel me
The cost of commercial air duct cleaning cost will vary depending on the country one is from. In the United States it would usually cost between $400 and $500.
Approx $100,000 per second.
how much does a commercial axil fan cost
two and a half million for a half minute
These TV commercials are typically used by local advertisers to get their message out their in a simple and cost-friendly way. Because the graphics are simple and the editing time is minimal, these commercials can be produced and on air within 24 hours. The average cost for a tier 3 TV commercial is $750-$1500.
starting cost for a 30-second superbowl commercial is $3million.
how much cost LED LG tv comparsion india cost
2.7 million dollars for a 30 second spot. Anyone want to pitch in ??
There is no commercial air service to anywhere on the Antarctic continent, except perhaps for expensive fly-overs.
The average rate is between $40K to $2M per 30 second slot, depending on the demand of that slot.
Roentgenium is not a commercial product.