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jct74
04-03-2015, 01:36 PM
Rand Paul's Team Shopping for TV Time In Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina
He's not a candidate yet, but Paul's longtime media buyers are already on the market for early-state air time.

BY ADAM WOLLNER
April 3, 2015

Days before Rand Paul plans to officially launch his presidential campaign, his longtime media-buying firm is shopping around for April and May television ad time in the first three states on the primary calenda—potentially including a half-hour, infomercial-style block in Des Moines.

Scott Franklin of Strategic Media Placement, a media firm that has worked with Paul in the past, inquired Thursday about buying mid-April ad time in a total of nine media markets covering Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, according to Federal Communications Commission records.

Franklin sought the ad rates in Iowa's Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, and Davenport markets, in South Carolina's Greenville, Charleston, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach markets, as well as in the pricey Boston media market, to target New Hampshire.

The FCC records also reveal that Franklin asked in late March about buying time for a 30-minute program on KCCI-TV, Des Moines's CBS affiliate.

"I'm not really sure on flight dates. Likely sometime in late April or early May," Franklin wrote in an email on March 30 to a TV sales representative. "They would probably only be interested in purchasing one or two shows, preferably during the week."

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read more:
http://www.nationaljournal.com/2016-elections/rand-paul-s-team-shopping-for-tv-time-in-iowa-new-hampshire-and-south-carolina-20150403

CaptUSA
04-03-2015, 01:48 PM
Hmmm... I wonder what he could be doing?

Jeremy
04-03-2015, 01:49 PM
Hmmm... I wonder what he could be doing?

He must be joining Doug Wead on one of those early morning infomercials.

William Tell
04-04-2015, 03:40 PM
Rand Paul's Team Shopping for TV Time In Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina


He's not a candidate yet, but Paul's longtime media buyers are already on the market for early-state air time.





http://cdn-media.nationaljournal.com/?controllerName=image&action=get&id=46100&format=nj2013_8_columns
April 3, 2015 Days before Rand Paul (http://www.nationaljournal.com/rand-paul-2016-election) plans to officially launch his presidential campaign, his longtime media-buying firm is shopping around for April and May television ad time in the first three states on the primary calenda—potentially including a half-hour, infomercial-style block in Des Moines.


Scott Franklin of Strategic Media Placement, a media firm that has worked with Paul in the past, inquired Thursday about buying mid-April ad time in a total of nine media markets covering Iowa, New Hampshire, and South Carolina, according to Federal Communications Commission records (https://stations.fcc.gov/collect/files/33710/Political%20File/2015/Federal/Undisclosed%20Candidate/Undisclosed%20Candidate%204-2-15%20%2814280081297515%29.pdf).


Franklin sought the ad rates in Iowa's Des Moines, Cedar Rapids, Sioux City, and Davenport markets, in South Carolina's Greenville, Charleston, Columbia, and Myrtle Beach markets, as well as in the pricey Boston media market, to target New Hampshire.


The FCC records also reveal that Franklin asked in late March about buying time for a 30-minute program on KCCI-TV, Des Moines's CBS affiliate.


"I'm not really sure on flight dates. Likely sometime in late April or early May," Franklin wrote in an email (https://stations.fcc.gov/collect/files/33710/Political%20File/2015/Federal/Undisclosed%20Candidate/Undisclosed%20Candidate%203-30-15%20%2814280081300070%29.pdf) on March 30 to a TV sales representative. "They would probably only be interested in purchasing one or two shows, preferably during the week."


http://www.nationaljournal.com/2016-elections/rand-paul-s-team-shopping-for-tv-time-in-iowa-new-hampshire-and-south-carolina-20150403

r3volution 3.0
04-04-2015, 08:29 PM
Good stuff, a dollar early is worth ten later.


....potentially including a half-hour, infomercial-style block in Des Moines....one or two shows, preferably during the week.

I like that, and that's gotta be expensive. A good sign.

William Tell
04-04-2015, 08:55 PM
Good stuff, a dollar early is worth ten later.

Yeah, I've heard that said.