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Underwriting Campaign

Did you know that university-age adults and teenages spent more than $170 billion of their own money in 2001? Do you know that there are more than 30 million teens in this country and about half that weigh-in on family purchases? Today's breed of teenage is richer, smarter and savvier than ever.

Power 91 targets this demographic and psychographic with a mainstream new rock music format as well as news and information important to these individuals. Power 91 knows what this demographic wants because KSUU staff is part of that demographic.

Top of the Mind
In their classic marketing book, Positioning: The Battle For Your Mind, Al Ries and Jack Trout say the easy way to get into a person's mind is to be there first. Many Southern Utah University students (especially transfers and freshmen) have minds that have not been burnished by somebody elses brand. Their minds are open to learn where in Iron County to find the goods and services you provide. Many Cedar, Canyon View and Parowan High School students are exploring consumer options now that may last a lifetime.

 

Underwriting

While KSUU Power 91, as a non-commercial radio station, cannot air advertisements for your business, we can adknowledge your underwriting support through 15-second messages. The National Program of Funding Standards and Practices guidelines:

  • Help you identify yourself effectively in a non-commercial environment;
  • Enhance the value of your association with KSUU by maintaining the character of the environment in which your credit appears; and
  • Ensure that all underwriters receive fair and consistent treatment.

Act Now for only $150.00 Annually
Power 91 is ready to help introduce you to our target audience with a campaign that will keep you and your business top of mind. Our redesigned underwriting annual fund program runs May through April of each year. We can start your campaign today with your $150.00 donation. Act soon! The sooner you respond, the sooner you can take advantage of an entire year of underwriting acknowledgements.

Underwriting Guidelines

Identify Yourself
You may include the underwriter's name (including any trademark logo or slogan, as long as it doesn't contain comparative or qualitative descriptions of the underwriter's products or services), location, telephone number, web site address, and operation.

List Products or Services
You may identify the products and services provided by the underwriter, including brand names, as long as only neutral words are used to describe them.


Media Kit

Prices & Packages

Annual Package Includes spots ran seven times a day annually $1,500
Semester Package Includes spots ran seven times a day per semester $800
1 Month Package Includes spots ran seven times a day per month $300
1 Week Package Includes spots ran seven times a day for one week $70
Sports Package Mention on sports broadcasts and sports shows $300
Housing Two week long ads at the beginning and end of each semester $400
Special Package Mention at University or community events that relate to your business $100-$250

 

All rates are based on $1.45 per spot, and package deals come with a discount.
Power 91 will produce the spot for your business. A convenient monthly payment plan is available.

Specialty Programs

Monday Music you want to hear, but don't know it yet Action Radio
Tuesday The newest and latest on the market New Music
Wednesday The greatest collection of punk on the air Punk Rock
Thursday Heavy and Hard for those who like it ROUGH! A Little Bit Louder
Friday Coundown of the top 30 songs on the charts Frankie's Fire
Saturday Backyard BBQ with the latest local and regional music Request Show
Sunday Smoothest music on the air including New Age and soundtracks Mindscapes

Other programs include:

  • Flashback Lunch: noon - 1:00 PM, Monday - Friday; All the hits we grew up listening to
  • Two-fer-Tuesday: 2 songs from all of your favorite artists, back to back all day long

Demographics

A select number of SUU students from various academic standings were surveyed on their choice of radio stations as well as when and why they listen to the radio. The surveyed group consisted of 50 males and 54 females. They were primarily of senior status, but ranged in all age groups. These two graphs demonstrate the results of the survey.

Graph: Students choice of radio

Students' choice of radio

Graph: When Students listen to the radio

When students listen to the radio

Contact Information

Power 91 Station: 435-586-7976

Communication Dept.: 435-586-7861

 

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