Foods of Hawaii Festival 2004

 

RADIO ADVERTISING

 

Cox Radio Hawaii would like to offer the members participating in the Foods of Hawaii Festival series The opportunity to take advantage of the radio-advertising message being aired on Cox Radio by HFMA. We will include your 15 second commercial message in our 60 second commercial for HFMA that will educate the public about Hawaii made food products and invite them to the American Savings Bank Foods of Hawaii Festival to sample your product.


This is your opportunity to advertise your business

for a small investment!

 

Here’s what you will receive:

A minimum of 64 shared 60 second commercials on 2 radio stations per week

 

KCCN FM100, Krater 96, Hawaiian 105 KINE

 

Commercial copywriting and production

*You will receive a minimum of 15 seconds in each commercial. Limit 2 vendors per commercial.

 

Total Package Valued at more than $2,800 per week

See the complete pricing schedule below to view your savings:

 

Price Options

Market Value

HFMA Manufacturer Member Cost

Savings over Market Value

Ala Carte

 

 

 

Booth

 

$100

 

Newspaper Ad*

   $500

$250

   $250

Radio Ad*

$2,800

$850

$1,950

Packages

 

 

 

Deluxe 

6 booths (one each event)

$600

$450

$150

Grande (availability dependent on number of Supremo packages reserved)

6 booths (one each week)

$600

$450

 

3 newspaper ads (3 separate weeks)*

$1,500

$600

 

Total Grande

$2,100

$1,050

$1,050

Supremo (up to 8 available depending on store locations open) 

6 booths (one each week)

$600

$450

 

6 newspaper ads (6 separate weeks)*

$3,000

$1,050

 

1 radio ad (1 wk)*

$2,800

$500

 

Total Supremo

$6,400

$2,000

$4,400

·         Total of 48 newspaper and 12 radio ads available for the 6 week period. Packages and advertising spots are available on a first come first served basis.

-Contact Katie to coordinate a meeting with Cox radio to produce your radio spot:
at [email protected], or call (808) 291-0727
-The deadline is one month prior to the week airing starts.