How much will it cost to run a 1 min commercial for a local business during Grey's Anatomy??
930718
it is usually 100 bucks per a min so ya it depends on wat channel wat time and during wat show i would look at google and go 2 more then click questions set a price but be specific and then some perfeconalist will answer ur question it would propbably cost 5 cents 2 ask the question
1114415
Well, that depends on what constitutes a 'medium' sized candle.  If each candle contained 100g of paraffin, that's 200 candles.  If you are out 40, your material cost is 20 p per candle.  Considering it will take you ~4 hrs labor (probably more) at 14/hr (low end for entrepreneur), labor cost is 28 p per candle.  So if you want a 10% profit, you should charge at least 55 p per 100g candle.  This is for wholesale, if you are selling them individually by yourself, figure out how long it will take.  A good markup from wholesale to retail is usually ~40%, or final price of approx. one pound per candle.
488735
Here's the obvious answer.  If you use product placement, you limit the number of businesses competing to advertise in your air time.  \n\nIf you limit the number of busiesses (food product businesses)competing for your advertising air you'll reduce the amount you can charge per minute of advertising air time.\n\nSo, I'd speculate they are making the wise business choice of letting competition keep their advertising prices at a higher premium.
397455
Depends on the show and time slot. During MTV's most sucessful show Laguna Beach, it was about $30,000-$40,000 per 30 second commercial during the first run.
24443
That depends on where you are and what your market is.  Look around and see if it is more beneficial to you to go into business on your own or work with someone (spa, salon, etc.)  In Charleston, SC it was 40$ an hour, in Dallas, Tx it's more like 70$...\n  Don't forget the costs of whatever liscences apply in your area!
390186
Oh, sounds interesting.........\nI looked into those quickie commercials once, the paid programming ones?  It's a little pricie but one three minute a week spot  could make you a lot of bucks.  You really have to have faith in your product.\nI also looked into running a half page ad in the Sunday paper.......again, a little pricie but well worth it.......\n\nThen I looked into and did use a company that printed up coupons that were mailed out in an envelope to sections of your chosing.........people open those up and take a look at the coupons, sometimes there are discounts on carpet cleaning, others might be to sell jewelry, and so forth and yours will be there too.............That's the less expensive way................good luck.............(I've seen a lot of those commercials on the paid programming channels where in the lower corner a flashing, "Patent Pending" sign comes on.)
1152899
30 - 75 dollars per hour, if you know your business.  Otherwise see if you can take a percentage of profits.
943901
about $5 per hour..  \nlets face it..  there are jobs out there that aren't worth more than that.\nthese high minimums are going to hurt a lot of small businesses.
1140379
Approximately $12-$15 per hour.
233750
2 cents to $1 million (or more)\n\nIf you use their search based engine, pay per click system for little ads around the sides then it start from 2 cents / click to your website. You are only charged for clicks you recieve.\n\nIf your budget is more than $3,000 then you have to call them and setup different ad routine and strategies you want.
490323
Most areas require professional licensing.  Once that is accomplished, you should have no trouble drumming up business with a relatively modest advertising budget, given the immense popularity of this therapy.  You might even want to consider a "traveling service" as opposed to a traditional "office" setting; bringing your service to homes and businesses is a great way to drum up free "word-of-mouth" advertising.
703645
The budget per episode differs radically depending on a number of factors. These include which channel the show is to be broadcast on, the target demographic, the potential for international sales of the series as well as the shows importance to the schedule and company brand.\nBudgets range from £50k for a 30min pilot on BBCThree up to £650K per hour long episode on BBCOne.
508397
I would charge from $15 to $20 the hour. Even if they have money all should have a fair price!!!
632234
well i usally set a per 30min rate. \nwhich is about 10-30UK pounds, which is about 18-54 dollars per half hour. \nwith a preset charge of 1 hour.
91056
I would say that the business you are in is of import. Now since we don't know what that business is, I can tell you what I know. I work for a local television station and we charge peanuts for advertising durin the day. Say 8am - 4 pm Run of Schedule (the commercial can go into any show on during those hours) is about 100/mo and that includes us going out and shooting the commercial. Besides that I would say semi cold calling.  You can have postcards made up with a littl einfo on your business and ask that people mail them in (no postage nec.) and then you can call anyone that mailed it in , meaning they are interested.\n\nGood Luck
916166
LOL! OMG: I hate those commercials! \n\nI get severe migraines and have to give myself shots, so I wouldn't use it unless my pain specialist told me to. The commercial gives gives me a headache! I guess it would be the older one where they keep saying it over and over. That is one commercial I couldn't stop swearing at, lol. I wouldn't try it because I asked someone about it and was told it's not that strong. It might work for the headaches you get from their commercials, hehe!
1151530
Commercials? please explain!