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Revenue Models for Underwriting Packaging Presented by: Jim Taszarek Kirk Nelson

Revenue Models for Underwriting Packaging Presented by: Jim Taszarek Kirk Nelson

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Page 1: Revenue Models for Underwriting Packaging Presented by: Jim Taszarek Kirk Nelson

Revenue Models forUnderwriting Packaging

Presented by: Jim TaszarekKirk Nelson

Page 2: Revenue Models for Underwriting Packaging Presented by: Jim Taszarek Kirk Nelson

PRP Client StationsPhoeni

xPhoeni

x

Seattle

Seattle

Nashville

Nashville

Austin

Austin

DenverDenver

Sacramento

Sacramento

St. Paul MinnesotaSt. Paul Minnesota

Cincinnati

Cincinnati

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Session Will Cover

Packaging concepts - maximizing station inventory to revenue potential

– Broadcast Underwriting Credits– Web– Member Magazines– Challenge Grants– E-Newsletter – Station Events

Examples of how to evaluate stations underwriting potential through packaging

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Concepts & Strategies

1. Supply & Demand2. Engine Theory3. Bundling Concept

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Supply & Demand

The theory of supply and demand describes how prices vary as a result of a balance between product availability at each price (supply) and the desires of those with purchasing power at each price (demand).

Alfred Marshall

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Supply & Demand

The theory of supply and demand describes how prices vary as a result of a balance between product availability at each price (supply) and the desires of those with purchasing power at each price (demand).

Alfred Marshall

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Supply & Demand

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Engine Theory

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Identifying Station Engines

• The customer asks for it specifically• Sell with little or no effort• Can’t seem to raise the rate enough• Sold out for months in advance• Waiting list to support

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Identifying Station Engines• When underwriting manager says

“we’re sold out”, or• We need more inventory

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The Answers is in Your Inventory

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Bundling

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It’s the Audience Stupid

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Rate Card

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Rate Card

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Rate Card

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Package Discounting

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Public Television

• Value of inventory• Sales department capacity• Create focus with sales tools• Packaging models

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Value of Inventory

$25

$50

$50

$175

$275

$3,200

$0 $500 $1,000 $1,500 $2,000 $2,500 $3,000 $3,500

Broadcast

Print

Events

Web

Specials

Other Values in thousands

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Value of Inventory by Genre

Prime News Kids How-To

Broadcast$1,400

$1000 $600 $200

Print $150 $100 $25

Events $75 $75 $25

Total$1,625

$1,175 $625 $225

Values in thousands

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Sales Department Capacity

Number of salespeople 4

Average revenue of successful reps $400,000

Total revenue capacity $1,600,000

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Create Focus with Sales ToolsMedia kit: focus on audience and

results

• Reach• Quality audience• Genres• Marketing results• Media options

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Packaging Models

• Price • Natural drivers• Multi-media

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Pricing Model

• Price broadcast inventory below market cost per point

• Discounts for larger purchase• Discounts for 3, 6 or 12 month

schedule• Discounts for multi-media• Use rate card to help client see how

to buy

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Pricing Model

Discount 5% 15% 25%

Months 3 6 12

Dollars$10,00

0$18,000 $25,000

Goals• Increase number of months on air• Increase average underwriter spending• Discounts increase frequency and results

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Pricing Model

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Engine Theory

• Almanac priced individually at $700• Extra $285 get almost 100,000 impressions • Discounts for volume of purchase and length

of purchase

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Engine Theory

Almanac Production• 52 weeks• $500 per credit• $26,000• 4 available

Almanac Plus26 weeks Almanac• Plus

– 26 NBR– 26 News Hour– 26 BBC– 26 Charlie Rose– 26 Tavis Smiley

• 156 credits• $25,000• Eight available

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RMPBS Family Fun Fest 

Presenting Sponsor Package Element Our Factor Value Cost Multiplier

Sum

PromotionLogo and voice recognition in on-air event promotion messages - prime

Percent of rate card

20% $200 60$2,400

 Logo and voice recognition in on-air event promotion messages - kids

Percent of rate card

20% $65 60$780

 Logo and voice recognition in on-air event thank you messages - kids

Percent of rate card

20% $65 25$325

 Logo in event promotion ad in June and July issues Percent of rate

card10% $2,610 2

$522

 Logo in e-news promotion of event for six weeks prior to event (6 at 20,000 each)

Percent of cpm 10% $20 120$2,400

 Logo in KidsFest e-mail promotion blasts prior to event (2 at 20,000 each)

Percent of cpm 10% $20 40$800

  Logo/name on RMPBS homepage event promotion Percent of cpm 10% $15 433 $650

On-siteSponsor supplied signage on outdoor stage (2 @ 3X6) Estimated

value100% $1,000 2

$2,000

  Logo on map Distribution 2 cents per $0.020 8000 $160

  Insert in kidsfest bag Distribution 10 cents pe $0.100 8000 $800

 space for sponsor inflatable Estimated

value100% $500 1

$500

  booth with canopy 10x10Estimated value 100%

$500 1$600

Underwriting 15-second underwriting messages - kids Rate card 100%

$65 50$3,250

Total          $15,1

87

Price $7,000

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New Projects

Before shift the sales team’s time:

• Will the new project be an “engine”• Will the change in sales team focus

generate additional revenue• Is the value of the project revenue

higher than standard sale• Example: The Ralna Event

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