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Program
Philosophy |
To provide practical, effective ways for people to conserve energy while
saving money in the process. |
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Delivery |
CDs
bi-monthly or MP-3 files bi-monthly. |
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Program
Categories
All
Audio Requires
RealPlayer
Click here to get it!
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Frog
Friendly Tips
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- Insulation
& Weather striping
- Appliances
- Gas Engines
- Clean Energy
Sources
- Lighting
- Heating, Cooling
& A/C
- Home Energy
Improvements
- Habits and
Behavior
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Outdoor
Trivia
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| Program
Features |
Free year around subscription at no charge! Twelve episodes per week.
(:60 vignettes). Program length includes national commercial time. |
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| Merchandising |
Bog Frog licensing, artwork and costumes. Original community programs
like, Operation HOP. Posters, Ad Slicks, Website Links, Sign Kits.
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Why
Bog Frog |
Most
people know that scientists consider frogs an indicator species for
the health of the environment. Conservation spokesphibian
Bog Frog has been a symbol of hope for nature since 1987, making over
5 billion impressions to date. Bog Frog's voice is distinctive
and memorable, while his messages remain positive and practical, giving
consumers a meaningful symbol to remember. In summary, Bog Frog
says "Conservation Pays". |
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Why
Radio |
Like pure energy, radio is everywhere, blanketing every demographic,
while remaining highly targetable by station type and by programming.
Radio reaches more people than any other single medium. It consumes
very few of our natural resources to conduct it's massive educational
work. Finally, radio costs less, which means more people hear its messages
everyday. |
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Why
Promote Conservation? |
Energy conservation is one of the most important causes of our time;
just as the importance of products and services to conserve energy continue
to grow each year. To help capture this key market, Bog Frog Media offers a potent strategy called "Conservation Marketing".
By placing radio ads directly within pertinent programs on energy, messages
reach specific action-oriented consumers who support this cause.
Cause-related marketing research shows that 83% of consumers have a
more positive image of companies who support a cause they care about.
Learn how Conservation Pays for your marketing plans. |
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