Advertise on Radio Redhill
35 Years of Broadcasting This year Radio Redhill has been broadcasting to the patients and staff of the East Surrey Hospital for 35 Years. To celebrate our 35th Birthday, we are going to broadcast on FM from the 10th to the 25th of April, and you can be involved. How can you help ? Radio Redhill is a registered charity and to generate needed funds, we have to rely on donations, sponsorships and advertising. During our FM broadcasting we are looking for companies to support us by advertising with us over these 16 days in April. How much will advertising cost ? Advertising with Radio Redhill can be built around you, is easy, simple and costs just £5 per ad*. So for five advertisements per day over the sixteen day period the cost is just £400. If you want three ads per day the cost is £240. For two ads per day the cost is £160. *Production costs are an additional fee of £60. What if I don’t have a advert? If you have your own advert you wish us to broadcast just send it to us electronically with your payment and we’ll schedule it into the 16 days with the frequency you require. But don’t worry, if you don’t have your own ad we can build one for you. For just an additional £60 we can have our studios build your message into an ad which will meet your needs and be highly professional. Where can your ads be heard ? Your advertisements would be heard on an FM frequency which will be set by OFCOM and broadcast between 6AM and 7PM. From our studios in the East Surrey Hospital and broadcast from our transmitter on the top of Reigate Hill, your messages will be heard from Dorking in the West to Godstone to the East, Crawley in the South and all areas in between, including Redhill and Reigate. Our broadcasts will also be available to a worldwide audience via the internet. Finally We do hope you wish to support Radio Redhill by advertising with us over our 35th Birthday celebrations in April. If you wish to discuss advertising with us further, please feel free to contact us at sales@radioredhill.co.uk |
Last Updated 7th March 2010
